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Language: English
Published by: Focus Medica India Pvt Ltd.,
Validity Period: 365 days
The Animated Atlas of Diabetes is a comprehensive collection of 63 animated videos pertaining to glucose metabolism, action of insulin in glucose uptake, diabetes, biological factors playing a role in the onset of diabetes, its complications and management.
Anatomy of pancreas | |||
Beta cell function | |||
Glucose transport proteins (2:00) | |||
Diabetes | |||
Insulin | |||
Insulin gene expression (2:00) | |||
Mature beta granule storage pool (2:00) | |||
Movement of secretory granules to the plasma membrane and exocytosis (2:00) | |||
Role of C-peptide in the synthesis of insulin (2:00) | |||
Insulin receptor structure and function (2:00) | |||
Regulation of insulin receptor expression | |||
Insulin like growth factors (3:00) | |||
Insulin signalling pathways (3:00) | |||
Regulation of proinsulin conversion (3:00) | |||
Proteolytic enzymes involved in proinsulin conversion (2:00) | |||
Inefficient conversion of proinsulin to insulin | |||
Dysfunctional proinsulin processing in diabetes (2:00) | |||
Insulin-mediated regulation of glucose metabolism (2:00) | |||
Role of beta cell in glucose homeostasis (2:00) | |||
Role of hypothalamus in peripheral glucose metabolism (2:00) | |||
Incretins | |||
GLP-1 receptor (2:00) | |||
Leptin (2:00) | |||
Gastrin releasing polypeptide (2:00) | |||
NEFA (nonesterified fatty acids ) signalling (2:00) | |||
Role of NEFAs in insulin resistance (2:00) | |||
Genetic factors (melanocortin-4 receptor, leptin receptor, prohormone convertase 1) (3:00) | |||
Polymorphisms of the insulin gene | |||
Antibodies directed against islet cells (2:00) | |||
Immunity directed against beta cells | |||
IA-2 (ICA512) and IA-2β (phogrin)-membrane-associated autoantigen (2:00) | |||
Anti-insulin antibody-mediated insulin resistance | |||
CRABP-1 (cellular retinoic acid binding protein-1) and insulin resistance (2:00) | |||
Role of IL-6 (interleukin-6) and insulin resistance | |||
Tumour Necrosis Factor-α and insulin resistance (2:00) | |||
Insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes (2:00) | |||
C-peptide and Type 2 diabete | |||
The functional basis for HLA class II association with type I diabetes (2:00) | |||
Pathophysiology of maturity onset diabetes of the young type 2 (MODY 2) (3:00) | |||
Diabetes secondary to pancreatitis | |||
Obesity and insulin resistance (2:00) | |||
Mitochondrial diabetes (2:00) | |||
Gestational diabetes mellitus (2:00) | |||
Diabetic foot (2:00) | |||
Gangrene and diabetes (2:00) | |||
Retinopathy (2:00) | |||
Diabetic nephropathy | |||
Diabetic ketoacidosis | |||
Mechanism of metformin for the anithyperglycemic effect (2:00) | |||
Site of primary action of oral sulfonylureas | |||
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors in the treatment of hyperglycemia (2:00) | |||
Use of thiazolidinediones to decrease peripheral insulin resistance (2:00) | |||
Use of meglitinides in the treatment of type 2 diabetes (2:00) | |||
Different types of Insulin for treating diabetes (2:00) | |||
Insulin pump therapy (2:00) | |||
Role of DPP-4 (dipeptidyl peptidase-4) inhibitors in the treatment of diabetes orincretin-enhancing DPP4-inhibitors (2:00) | |||
Synthetic recombinant exendin-4 (exenatide) (2:00) | |||
Islet amyloid polypeptide (IAPP) therapy (2:00) | |||
Role of PPAR-γ ligands (TZDS) in treating type 2 diabetes (2:00) | |||
Gastric surgery in type 2 diabetes | |||
New drugs for the treatment of diabetes mellitus (3:00) | |||
Diabetes treatment targeting brain (resveratrol-sirtuins in brain) (2:00) |