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Correlation between muscle Hsp-72 mRNA expression and rates of glucose and lipid turnover, as determined in protocol 2 (n = 36). Correlation between muscle.

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1 Correlation between muscle Hsp-72 mRNA expression and rates of glucose and lipid turnover, as determined in protocol 2 (n = 36). Correlation between muscle Hsp-72 mRNA expression and rates of glucose and lipid turnover, as determined in protocol 2 (n = 36). All of the values are expressed as milligrams per kilogram FFM per minute. ○, control subjects; ▵, nondiabetic twins; ⧫, twins with type 2 diabetes. A: Insulin-stimulated total glucose uptake (RdI): control subjects: R = 0.531, P = NS; nondiabetic subjects: R = 0.581, P = ; twins: R = 0.519, P = ; twins with type 2 diabetes: R = 0.441, NS. B: Insulin-stimulated glucose oxidation (GoxI): controls: R = 0.364, NS; nondiabetic subjects: R = 0.253, NS; twins: R = 0.564, P = ; twins with type 2 diabetes: R = 0.594, P = C: Net glycogen synthesis during insulin infusion (GsI): controls: R = 0.322, NS; nondiabetic subjects: R = 0.322, NS; twins: R = 0.514, P = ; twins with type 2 diabetes: R = 0.487, NS. D: lipid oxidation during insulin infusion (LipoxI): control subjects: R = −0.634, P = ; nondiabetic subjects: R = −0.425, P = ; twins: R = −0.389, P = (NS); twins with type 2 diabetes: R = 0.643, P = for. *106 copy/μg total RNA. Istvan Kurucz et al. Diabetes 2002;51: ©2002 by American Diabetes Association

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