Pancreatitis: Case studies and a few of the clinical trials on GLP-1 RAs for diabetes have raised the possibility of pancreatitis being triggered by these drugs due to the potential growth in cells in the pancreas
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Damage to peripheral nerves can occur as a consequence of uncontrolled diabetes, surgical procedures and injury
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However, their signaling diverges at later stages: in the tongue, activation of these receptors produces neurotransmission and conscious taste perception, whereas in the intestine, the same receptor types modulate hormone secretion (such as GLP-1 and GIP) through endocrine signaling pathways (48, 49)
In type II diabetes, the number of docked granules is about 1/3 lower than in normal cells, and the rate of glucose-stimulated exocytosis is only 20% of that in normal cells (Kwan and Gaisano, 2005)