Introduction and Objective: Despite advances in the development of new insulin formulations and the use of diabetes technologies, severe hypoglycemia remains a major problem for people with type 1 diabetes on intensive insulin therapy due in part to defective counterregulatory hormone responses and a lack of symptomatic awareness of hypoglycemia. Elevated brain lactate levels in […]
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1268-OR: Multiplexed In Vivo Screening of Visceral Adipocytes Reveals Multiple Manifestations of Insulin Sensitivity and a Novel Target to Treat Obesity
Introduction and Objective: To achieve adipose mass reduction while maintaining or improving insulin sensitivity involves an integration of multiple neuroendocrine and paracrine inputs that requires an in vivo setting to be adequately studied. We therefore performed in vivo Perturb-Seq of visceral adipocytes to identify novel targets for the treatment of obesity.Methods: An AAV library encoding […]
Read More1272-OR: Temporal Profiling of RNA Epitranscriptome and Translatome in Type I and Type II Interferon–Stimulated Human Islets
Introduction and Objective: Type I (IFNα) and Type II (IFNγ) interferons have been shown to play a critical role in T1D pathogenesis. Studies on pancreatic biopsies from individuals with recent-onset T1D suggest an upregulation of IFN-stimulated gene signatures. However, their impact on the β-cell epitranscriptome and translatome remains untested.Methods: Human islets from 12 cadaveric donors […]
Read MoreWhich Fruits, Vegetables Are Best for Heart Health?
Share on PinterestResearch shows that certain fruits and vegetables may be higher in flavanols, which improve heart health. Image Credit: Alex_Schmidt/Getty Images A recent study has found that most people are not getting enough flavanols in their diet. Flavanols are naturally occurring compounds that are found in various foods and drinks, including fruits and vegetables. […]
Read More1263-OR: Genetic Subtyping of Type 2 Diabetes Using Partitioned Polygenic Scores within the Definition, Etiology, Function: Integration to Enhance Type 2 Diabetes Treatment (DEFINE-T2D) Consortium
Introduction and Objective: T2D is a heterogeneous disease involving defects in multiple metabolic processes, which could be assessed by partitioned pathway-specific polygenic scores (pPS) developed from clustering T2D GWAS lead variants based on associations with related cardiometabolic traits. Here, we demonstrate the use of T2D pPS to identify T2D patient subgroups with distinct clinical features […]
Read More1234-OR: Do First-Trimester Metabolic or Lipid Measures Improve Prediction of GDM and LGA?
Introduction and Objective: In GO MOMs, early pregnancy OGTT did not sufficiently improve prediction of gestational diabetes (GDM) or large-for-gestational age birthweight (LGA) beyond clinical factors to warrant universal first-trimester screening. This secondary analysis evaluated if early metabolic or lipid measures improved predictions of these outcomes.Methods: Singleton gravidas without preexisting diabetes from 9 US centers […]
Read More1261-OR: Molecular Risk Scores Enhance Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) Prediction beyond Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) and Body Mass Index (BMI) across Diverse Clinical Contexts
Introduction and Objective: Translating genetic and molecular biomarkers into clinically actionable T2D risk prediction models is challenged by uncertain incremental value beyond standard clinical factors in real-world populations. We assessed metabolomic risk score (MRS) and a polygenic risk score (PRS) for incident T2D prediction in a diverse healthcare system.Methods: We studied 36,352 adults free of […]
Read More1230-OR: Lean Mass Effects of Anti-GDF8 (Trevogrumab) ± Anti-Activin A (Garetosmab) in People Living with Obesity Treated with Semaglutide with or without Low Lean Mass at Baseline
Introduction and Objective: Weight loss is associated with a significant reduction of lean mass (LM). The effects of GLP-1 therapy in patients with pre-existing low LM (LLM) are not well characterized. Here, we analyze the effects of trevogrumab (trevo) with and without garetosmab (garet) in people living with obesity with and without LLM at baseline […]
Read More1271-OR: Long Noncoding RNA SNHG6 Reduces Cytokine-Induced Human β-Cell Immunogenicity and Death
Introduction and Objective: Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is driven by loss of immune tolerance and immune-mediated destruction of functional β cells. Effective therapies should preserve and regenerate β cells while reducing immunogenicity and restoring immune regulation. Harmine (H) plus exendin-4 (E) robustly expands human β cells, but its impact on β cell survival and immunogenicity […]
Read More1269-OR: Elevated Interferon-Gamma Response Signatures Observed at Single-Cell Resolution in Islet Beta Cells from Donors with Type 1 Diabetes
Introduction and Objective: Inflammatory cytokine signaling contributes to beta-cell autoimmunity in type 1 diabetes (T1D), but the contribution of interferon-gamma (IFNγ) versus other inflammatory pathways remains unclear. We hypothesized that beta-cells from donors with T1D display elevated IFNγ response relevant to autoimmunity.Methods: We identified differentially expressed genes from two publicly available human islet bulk RNA-seq […]
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