R H Meister, R Anetsberger, I Berger, P O Schwille
The influence of oral trypsin inhibitor (TI) or vehicle (V) during 4 weeks on oral glucose tolerance (OGT) and on the enteroinsular axis (EIA) of insulin, CCK, and gastrin was studied in five beagles. TI improved OGT throughout the 180-min test period. Incremental areas of insulin and gastrin did not differ from 0 to 60 min after TI and V treatment, but both increased significantly from 60 to 180 min after TI. From 0 to 60 min CCK decreased significantly in the TI group, whereas the differences (delta) in hormone changes (insulin, CCK, gastrin) observed during oral and intravenous glucose showed a decrease for their incremental areas during this period...
August 1988: Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology