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A. Al-Mass

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E. J. Levens· 1 shared E. Possik· 1 shared F. Al-Mulla· 1 shared J. Guida· 1 shared M. Prentki· 1 shared M.-L. Peyot· 1 shared P. Poursharifi· 1 shared R. Ahmad· 1 shared

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A glycerol shunt functions as a glucose excess security valve in pancreatic β-cells

A. Al-Mass, P. Poursharifi, M.-L. Peyot, R. Lussier, E. J. Levens, J. Guida, Y. Mugabo, E. Possik, R. Ahmad, F. Al-Mulla, R. Sladek, S. R. M. Madiraju, M. Prentki

This study identifies a glycerol shunt in pancreatic β-cells that mitigates glucose excess by diverting glucose carbons to glycerol production, thereby preventing insulin hypersecretion and glucotoxicity.

bioRxiv · Nov 20, 2021 · PreprintBiochemistry