Glucose Sensing Neurons in the Ventromedial Hypothalamus
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Glucose Sensing Neurons
2.1. GE Neurons
2.2. GI Neurons
3. Glucose Sensing Neurons and Energy Deficit
3.1. Fasting
3.2. Hypoglycemia Detection and the Counterregulatory Response (CRR)
4. Glucose Sensing Neurons and T2DM
5. Summary
Acknowledgments
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