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1. 559-P: Signs of Early Change in Peripheral Axons in People with Early-Onset Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

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GU, YU, primary, HARMER, ALISON R., additional, DENNIS, SARAH M., additional, LI, TIFFANY, additional, TIMMINS, HANNAH C., additional, TIEN LOH, PATRICIA CHIN, additional, GARG, NIDHI, additional, DHARMADASA, THANUJA, additional, WONG, JENCIA, additional, GAULD, AMANDA, additional, MUNOZ, PHILLIP A., additional, and PARK, SUSANNA B., additional

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2020
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3. Sprint training increases muscle oxidative metabolism during high-intensity exercise in patients with type 1 diabetes

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Harmer, Alison R., Chisholm, Donald J., McKenna, Michael J., Hunter, Sandra K., Ruell, Patricia A., Naylor, Justine M., Maxwell, Lyndal J., and Flack, Jeff R.

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Exercise -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Diabetes therapy -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Diabetes -- Research, Type 1 diabetes -- Research -- Physiological aspects, Metabolites -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Telecommunications services industry -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Enzymes -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Communications industry -- Physiological aspects -- Research, Health, Telecommunications services industry, Physiological aspects, Research
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OBJECTIVE--To investigate sprint-training effects on muscle metabolism during exercise in subjects with (type 1 diabetic group) and without (control group) type 1 diabetes. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS--Eight subjects with type [...]

Published
2008

4. High-intensity training improves plasma glucose and acid-base regulation during intermittent maximal exercise in type 1 diabetes

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Harmer, Alison R., Chisholm, Donald J., McKenna, Michael J., Morris, Norman R., Thom, Jeanette M., Bennett, Greg, and Flack, Jeff R.

Subjects
Acid-base chemistry -- Research, Intermittent claudication -- Research -- Complications and side effects, Type 1 diabetes -- Research -- Complications and side effects, Blood sugar -- Research, Health, Complications and side effects, Research
Abstract

In individuals without diabetes, high-intensity exercise (HIE) training may reduce (1) the characteristic post-exercise rise in plasma glucose with HIE (2-4) and reduces (5,6) the marked acid-base balance perturbations (5-8). [...]

Published
2007

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