Title : Chronic prednisolone treatment reduces hepatic insulin sensitivity while perturbing the fed-to-fasting transition in mice.

Pub. Date : 2010 May

PMID : 20185761






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1 The present studies were conducted to characterize consequences of chronic treatment with the synthetic glucocorticoid prednisolone on insulin sensitivity and blood glucose kinetics in mice. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens
2 Prednisolone treatment increased fasting blood glucose and plasma insulin concentrations, but this apparently reduced insulin sensitivity could not be confirmed in hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp studies. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens
3 Prednisolone treatment increased fasting blood glucose and plasma insulin concentrations, but this apparently reduced insulin sensitivity could not be confirmed in hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp studies. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens
4 The increased HGP was accompanied by elevated plasma insulin concentrations, indicating reduced insulin sensitivity of hepatic glucose metabolism in prednisolone-treated mice. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens
5 The increased HGP was accompanied by elevated plasma insulin concentrations, indicating reduced insulin sensitivity of hepatic glucose metabolism in prednisolone-treated mice. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens
6 In conclusion, these results indicate that chronic prednisolone treatment reduces insulin sensitivity of HGP, induces a fasting-like phenotype in fed mice, and perturbs the fed-to-fasting transition. Prednisolone insulin Homo sapiens