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INS — POR

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Paisley et al., J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2009 (Hypoglycemia...) : We investigated the relationship between the peak cortisol response to insulin induced hypoglycemia and daily cortisol production rate (CPR) to ascertain whether provocative tests are accurate in indicating the need to initiate lifelong glucocorticoid replacement
Nozaki et al., Nihon Ika Daigaku Zasshi 1989 (Arteriosclerosis) : In the OGTT-glucagon test, there were no differences in the insulin response or serum CPR response among the normal, borderline and DM1 groups of the elderly, and these responses were significantly higher for the elderly group than the for young and middle aged group in each glucose tolerance group
Tanaka et al., Endocrinol Jpn 1980 : In order to ascertain whether insulin secretion is inhibited by insulin per se, the effect of exogenous rat insulin on basal and stimulated rat C-peptide reactivity (CPR) release was studied in the isolated perfused rat pancreas ... The concentration of glucose in the basal medium was 60 mg/100 ml. Exogenous insulin did not significantly suppress the basal CPR secretion, nor did it cause a suppression of the peak value or incremental area of CPR while the pancreas was stimulated, but it rather augmented them