The development of plasma (p-)C-peptide responses to an intravenous glucose (0.5 g glucose/kg body wt) and glucagon (1 mg) infusion test up to 5–7 years.

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The development of plasma (p-)C-peptide responses to an intravenous glucose (0.5 g glucose/kg body wt) and glucagon (1 mg) infusion test up to 5–7 years after diagnosis among adult-onset diabetic patients. The development of plasma (p-)C-peptide responses to an intravenous glucose (0.5 g glucose/kg body wt) and glucagon (1 mg) infusion test up to 5–7 years after diagnosis among adult-onset diabetic patients. Symbols indicate the mean and horizontal lines indicate SE. At diagnosis, patients with islet antibodies showed a lower mean increment in plasma C-peptide to glucagon compared with patients lacking antibodies and control subjects. Five to seven years later, the response of plasma C-peptide to glucagon had vanished among diabetic patients with islet antibodies. Gunnar Stenström et al. Diabetes 2005;54:S68-S72 ©2005 by American Diabetes Association