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This latter hypothesis suggests that individuals who produce high levels of salivary amylase and rapidly break starch into smaller glucose polymers may experience increased glycemic load from a high starch meal.

In general the outer skin layers have a greater time delay and smaller glucose concentration maxima.

We do see, however, that a smaller glucose cluster migrates towards the intracellular compartment with energy favorable states (Fig.  8).

When the first five subjects were studied using the same cooking method for both products, the Dreamfields pasta did not result in a smaller glucose rise.

In addition, the inhibitory effect of insulin could help to explain why smaller glucose fluctuations with prandial insulin regimens in the HEART2D trial did not improve cardiovascular outcomes compared with basal insulin regimens (1, 2).

The small glucose molecule can easily diffuse via the semipermeable basement membrane.

A small glucose increment in an OGTT is predictive of a diagnosis of GCK MODY [ 26].

In this experiment xylose uptake seemed to be boosted rather than inhibited by the small glucose overshoot that appeared after enzyme addition in the case of prefermentation.

In the case of minimum CH4 emissions (Table 6 and Figure 1b), the small glucose addition had the major effect (58%), whilst WFPS at < 80% had only a small effect (0.02%) at their individual levels.

Thus in the absence of any known direct pharmacological effect of voglibose on β-cell function, reduced insulin secretion in the face of a small glucose stimulus is not surprising.

A heterozygous GCK mutation (c.1340G>A, p.Arg447Gln) was found in the mother on sequencing performed because of a three-generation paternal history of diabetes, persistent fasting hyperglycemia, and small glucose increment in a postpartum OGTT (7.0, 7.5, and 7.9 mmol/L) (8).