Sympathetic Nerve Stimulation Versus Pancreatic Norepinephrine Infusion in the Dog: 1) Effects on Basal Release of Insulin and Glucagon
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...In contrast, this does not, however, seem to be the case for basal insulin secretion because although sympathetic nerve stimulation clearly inhibits basal insulin secretion, a local infusion of noradrenaline into the pancreatic artery over a wide dose range increased, not reduced, insulin secretion in the dog [58]....
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...Electrical activation of the sympathetic nerves further induces a large release of noradrenaline into the pancreatic veins [58]....
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...The result of such stimulation is inhibition of basal and glucose-stimulated insulin secretion as evident both in dogs and calves [57, 58]....
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...Noradrenaline increases glucagon secretion as well (Ahren et al. 1987)....
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...Selective stimulation of islet innervation is difficult (Ahrén et al., 1987; Bloom and Edwards, 1984)....
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