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Kaneko S, Takeda N

The above point (2) provides evidence that loss of GLP-1 secretion with immediate pathophysiological consequences (reduced incretin effect as part of impaired postprandial beta cell function) calls for a replacement therapy with incretin-based glucose-lowering medications [3]

Peak plasma concentrations (T) occur approximately 2472 hours after subcutaneous dosing, depending on the dose administered

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This peptide then acts on multiple organs and systems: Pancreas: Stimulates insulin secretion in a glucose-dependent manner, meaning it only triggers insulin release when blood sugar is elevated