Pathogenic aspects of the development of type ІІ diabetes: the role of glucocorticoid metabolism

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О. В. Корпачева-Зінич

Abstract

It is believed that the development of type 2 diabetes contributes to an imbalance of glucocorticoids and their metabolites, and reaffirmed the importance of the activity of 11β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1 (11β-GSD1) in the regulation of metabolic processes by maintaining the optimal level of cortisol in tissues. In the present study we investigated features of changes in the general activity of 11β-HSD in male with type 2 diabetes, by determining the ratio of cortisol and cortisone metabolites that are secreted in the urine, depending on the level of hyperinsulinemia, glucose, and anthropometric indicators. Increase of activity of 11β-HSD 1, as well as urinary metabolites of cortisol and the total amount of corticosteroids is set at low concentrations SHBG compared with those in the control group. For patients with insufficiency of insulin the increase of egestion of tetrahydroderivatives of cortisol and cortisone is fixed in comparison with those values which were determined by high insulin. The highest activity of 11β-GSD1 observed with android type of obesity. These data confirm the dependence of insulinemia glucocorticoid metabolism and fat distribution. Considering the findings, early diagnosis and the development of therapies that are adjusted to imbalance of glucocorticoids is appropriateness to prevent the development of insulin resistance, obesity and diabetes.

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Корпачева-Зінич, О. В. (2015). Pathogenic aspects of the development of type ІІ diabetes: the role of glucocorticoid metabolism. Health of Man, (3(54), 38–40. https://doi.org/10.30841/2307-5090.3(54).2015.105132
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О. В. Корпачева-Зінич, ДУ «Інститут ендокринології та обміну речовин ім. В.П. Комісаренка НАМН України», м. Київ

O.V. Korpacheva-Zinych

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