February 23, 2012Open Access

Features of Hepatic and Skeletal Muscle Insulin Resistance Unique to Type 1 Diabetes

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Insulin resistance in liver and skeletal muscle was a significant feature in type 1 diabetes. Nevertheless, the etiology of insulin resistance was not explained by body mass index, percentage fat, plasma lipids, visceral fat, and physical activity and was also not fully explained by hyperglycemia.

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