Scientists have found or can be used to change new ways of treating diabetes

Recently, in a new study published in cell reports, researchers at Yale University found that it might change scientists' treatment of diabetes To accurately assess how insulin secreting cells detect elevated blood glucose (http:// Dr Richard kibbey, associate professor of medicine and co-author of the study, and his collaborators studied a rare hypoglycemic model The researchers conducted experiments on cultured cells and mice to examine how cell metabolism affects different mechanisms of insulin production and glucose levels The researchers found that there is a chemical in cells called mitochondrial GTP (mtgtp), which is a key factor in insulin production When mtgtp is produced by a specific enzyme, it acts as a signal to stimulate insulin release The team also revealed that mtgtp has other broader effects on cell health (http:// The researchers say the findings suggest that existing knowledge about how cells function and respond to glucose is not all The results shed light on a new metabolic pathway that researchers can use to improve cell health, insulin production and blood sugar balance through drug treatment (http://