Glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonists (GLP-1s) are on track to become one of the largest drug classes in history, driven by demand for weight loss alternatives and the potential of GLP-1s to treat a range of conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular risk, liver disease, and dementia
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DJD was supported in part by a Canada Research Chair in Regulatory Peptides, a Canada Research Chair in Regulatory Peptides in Incretin Biology, and operating grant 123391 from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research
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Here, we have compared the glucagonostatic effects of GLP-1(736) and (936) in vitro using physiological (pmol/l) concentrations of the peptides and over a wider range of glucose concentrations in isolated mouse and human islets (some from donors with type 2 diabetes) and extend these data to the in vivo situation with a particular focus on the counterregulatory increase in plasma glucagon during insulin-induced hypoglycaemia