PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
2497435-7	1989	Plasma GIP concentration increased significantly with enteral glucose administration in all infants but remained unchanged with parenteral glucose infusion.	Glucose	62-69	gastric inhibitory polypeptide	Homo sapiens	7-10	
2497435-8	1989	The responses of plasma insulin and the insulin/glucose ratio were significantly greater in infants receiving enterally than parenterally infused glucose.	Glucose	146-153	insulin	Homo sapiens	24-31	
2497435-8	1989	The responses of plasma insulin and the insulin/glucose ratio were significantly greater in infants receiving enterally than parenterally infused glucose.	Glucose	146-153	insulin	Homo sapiens	40-47	
2497435-9	1989	However, when glucose was infused orogastrically at a lower rate (8 mg/kg/min), plasma GIP concentrations rose, but no enhancement of insulin response was detected, suggesting the importance of the role of circulating glucose in the "enteroinsular axis".	Glucose	14-21	gastric inhibitory polypeptide	Homo sapiens	87-90	
2497435-10	1989	The infants of diabetic mothers and the large-for-gestational-age infants had more rapid insulin response to orogastrically administered glucose, but their GIP responses were similar to that of normal infants.	Glucose	137-144	insulin	Homo sapiens	89-96	
2497435-11	1989	These findings suggest that, at term gestation, the newborn infants have a "functional" enteroinsular axis in response to glucose, i.e. the rising plasma GIP contributed in part to the enhanced insulin response to enterally infused glucose.	Glucose	122-129	gastric inhibitory polypeptide	Homo sapiens	154-157	
2497435-11	1989	These findings suggest that, at term gestation, the newborn infants have a "functional" enteroinsular axis in response to glucose, i.e. the rising plasma GIP contributed in part to the enhanced insulin response to enterally infused glucose.	Glucose	232-239	gastric inhibitory polypeptide	Homo sapiens	154-157	
2497435-11	1989	These findings suggest that, at term gestation, the newborn infants have a "functional" enteroinsular axis in response to glucose, i.e. the rising plasma GIP contributed in part to the enhanced insulin response to enterally infused glucose.	Glucose	232-239	insulin	Homo sapiens	194-201