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    Glucagon and Amino Acid Metabolism

    Glucagon is thought to play two major metabolic roles (UNGER and ORCI 1981). One, as shown over 30 years ago by Sutherland and associates (Sutherland 1950; Sutherland et al. 1968), is to increase blood glucose le...

    G. F. Cahill Jr., T. T. Aoki, R. J. Smith in Glucagon I (1983)

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    The Role of Glucagon in Amino Acid Homeotasis

    The uptake of amino acids by the liver, the plasma level of glucagon and the insulin to glucagon ratio have an important role in the amino acid homeostasis of man. Evidence that glucagon may be more important ...

    G. F. Cahill Jr., T. T. Aoki in GLUCAGON: Its Role in Physiology and Clinical Medicine (1977)

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    Effects of exogenous glucagon and epinephrine in physiological amounts on the blood levels of free fatty acids and glycerol in dogs

    Exogenous glucagon or epinephrine were infused into normal overnight fasted dogs to raise circulating hormone levels to concentrations within the physiologic range. Plasma levels of glycerol and free fatty aci...

    W. A. Muller, T. T. Aoki, R. H. Egdahl, G. F. Cahill Jr. in Diabetologia (1977)

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    Protein-Fat Interactions

    Most knowledge of the major interrelationships between fat and protein is derived, unfortunately for those attending this conference, from experiments in man, dog, and rat (in that order). The pre-eminence of ...

    G. F. Cahill Jr., T. T. Aoki in Meat Animals (1976)

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    Symposium: obese-hyperglycaemic mice

    Jean Mayer, D. L. Coleman, K. P. Hummel, Sighild Westman-Naeser… in Diabetologia (1972)