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Glucose sensitivity of first-phase (σ1, dynamic secretion component) and second-phase (σ2, static secretion component) insulin secretion among NGT, IFG,

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1 Glucose sensitivity of first-phase (σ1, dynamic secretion component) and second-phase (σ2, static secretion component) insulin secretion among NGT, IFG, IGT, and IFG/IGT obese adolescents. Glucose sensitivity of first-phase (σ1, dynamic secretion component) and second-phase (σ2, static secretion component) insulin secretion among NGT, IFG, IGT, and IFG/IGT obese adolescents. (*P = IFG vs. NGT; **P = 0.04 IGT vs. NGT; ***P = IFG/IGT vs. NGT; ♦P = 0.02 IGT vs. NGT). Ebe D’Adamo, and Sonia Caprio Dia Care 2011;34:S161-S165 ©2011 by American Diabetes Association

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