Glucagon RIA

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div class=prod_spec_infoTissue, Plasma, Serum/div
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div class=prod_spec_info200 micro;l/div
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div class=prod_spec_info4.7 - 150 pmol/l/div
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div class=prod_spec_info3 pmol/l/div
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Glucagon RIA - Glucagon is involved in carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism. Basal amounts of glucagon are essential for the maintenance of normoglycemia and a physiological role for glucagon is to prevent hypoglycemia. Pancreatectomy do not cause totally glucagon deficiency. However, the concentrations in plasma are significantly lower than in normals (7,10). Since glucagon in diabetics has been found elevated absolutely or relatively to insulin, it has been proposed that glucagon contributes essentially to the development of the hyperglycemia and keto acidosis found in diabetes (11,12,13). Elevated levels of glucagon in plasma are found in patients with A-cell tumors.
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