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Conference proceedings 1977rganizing Secretary, Dr. Syed Zahoor Ahmed; the joint Secretary, Dr. M. Y. Alvi; the Secretary of the Scientific Session. S. N. Dhar and the other committee members, Drs. G. Q. Allaqband, Wm. Riberio, Girja Dhar, J. A. Naqashbandi and Messrs. D. P. Zutshi, K. Amla and Ajit Singh. We are deeply grate

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Plasma Immunoreactive Glucagon in Depancreatized Animalsmalities are similar to those observed in insulin deficient diabetics. Thus, high levels of gastrointestinal glucagon fractions may contribute to the overall glucagon abnormality characteristic of insulin deficient diabetes.

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Immunoreactive Glucagon in the Salivary Glands of Man and Animalcagon. Low glucose concentrations stimulated and high glucose concentrations suppressed the release of this material into tissue culture medium and arginine was a potent stimulus to the release of salivary gland glucagon. Despite a chromatographic profile quite different from that of native pancreat

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Role of the Submaxillary Gland and of the Kidney in the Hyperglucagonemia of Eviscerated Ratsst that the salivary glands release glucagon into the circulation. Similarly, A-V differences between the blood of the aorta and of the renal vein suggest that the kidneys remove glucagon from the circulation in normal, but not in eviscerated rats. Indeed, the kidneys of eviscerated rats may release

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Ontogeny of the Entero-Pancreatic A Cells and of Glucagon Productionhat the appearance of phosphorylase activity correlates with that of pancreatic glucagon secretion and is a prerequisite for the response of hepatic and cardiac glycogen to the hormone. The early appearance of glucagon in the embryonic gut suggests that this hormone may play a role in development. I

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