Beauty finds proteins linked to diabetes and obesity

Writing in a new issue of the British journal Nature, they believe that if further experiments can prove that the role of insulins in humans is the same as that in experimental animals, it is possible to develop new drugs for the treatment of diabetes for this protein.

In the experiment, scientists first used genetically modified technology to cultivate a group of experimental mice with obesity, and then caused them to develop type 2 diabetes. Experimental results found that the content of islet resistin in these experimental mice, which suffered from both obesity and diabetes, was particularly high.

Experiments also found that using an antibody to inhibit the effect of insulin resin can increase the body's sensitivity to insulin and enhance blood sugar regulation. Giving insulin resistin to healthy experimental mice reduced the body's sensitivity to insulin. Based on this, researchers believe that insulin resistin is a key factor leading to obesity and diabetes.

If human islet cells suffer from obstacles, resulting in reduced