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7956902
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SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR3 mRNA expression was reduced 80% in the pituitary of FD rats vs. fed controls, whereas pituitary levels of SSTR4 and SSTR5 mRNA were unaffected.
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7956902
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In STZ diabetes, pituitary SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR3 mRNA expression was reduced 50-80%, with levels of SSTR1 partially restored by insulin, whereas SSTR4 mRNA was unchanged.
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7956902
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As chronic exposure to SRIF results in desensitization of transfected SSTR2 and SSTR3, and SSTR binding is decreased in FD and STZ diabetic rats, the possibility exists that the pituitary changes result from continued exposure to SRIF.
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7956902
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SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR3 mRNA expression was reduced 80% in the pituitary of FD rats vs. fed controls, whereas pituitary levels of SSTR4 and SSTR5 mRNA were unaffected.
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7956902
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In STZ diabetes, pituitary SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR3 mRNA expression was reduced 50-80%, with levels of SSTR1 partially restored by insulin, whereas SSTR4 mRNA was unchanged.
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7956902
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As chronic exposure to SRIF results in desensitization of transfected SSTR2 and SSTR3, and SSTR binding is decreased in FD and STZ diabetic rats, the possibility exists that the pituitary changes result from continued exposure to SRIF.
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9892225
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The number of SSTR immunopositive cells showed a rank order of SSTR1 > SSTR5 > SSTR2 > SSTR3 > SSTR4.
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9892225
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SSTR1 was strongly colocalized with insulin in all beta-cells.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was found in 46% of beta-cells, whereas SSTR3 and SSTR4 were relatively poorly expressed.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was strongly colocalized with glucagon in 89% of alpha-cells, whereas SSTR5 and SSTR1 colocalized with glucagon in 35 and 26% of alpha-cells, respectively.
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9892225
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SSTR3 was detected in occasional alpha-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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SSTR5 was preferentially expressed in 75% of SST-positive cells and was the principal delta-cell SSTR subtype, whereas SSTR1-3 were colocalized in only a few delta-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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These studies reveal predominant expression of SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR5 in human islets.
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9892225
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Beta-cells, alpha-cells, and delta-cells each express multiple SSTR isoforms, beta-cells being rich in SSTR1 and SSTR5, alpha-cells in SSTR2, and delta-cells in SSTR5.
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9892225
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Although there is no absolute specificity of any SSTR for an islet cell type, SSTR1 is beta-cell selective, and SSTR2 is alpha-cell selective.
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9892225
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SSTR5 is well expressed in beta-cells and delta-cells and moderately well expressed in alpha-cells, and thereby it lacks the islet cell selectivity displayed by SSTR1 and SSTR2.
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9892225
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Subtype-selective SSTR expression in islet cells could be the basis for preferential insulin suppression by SSTR1-specific ligands and of glucagon inhibition by SSTR2-selective compounds.
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9892225
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The number of SSTR immunopositive cells showed a rank order of SSTR1 > SSTR5 > SSTR2 > SSTR3 > SSTR4.
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9892225
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SSTR1 was strongly colocalized with insulin in all beta-cells.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was found in 46% of beta-cells, whereas SSTR3 and SSTR4 were relatively poorly expressed.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was strongly colocalized with glucagon in 89% of alpha-cells, whereas SSTR5 and SSTR1 colocalized with glucagon in 35 and 26% of alpha-cells, respectively.
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9892225
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SSTR3 was detected in occasional alpha-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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SSTR5 was preferentially expressed in 75% of SST-positive cells and was the principal delta-cell SSTR subtype, whereas SSTR1-3 were colocalized in only a few delta-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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These studies reveal predominant expression of SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR5 in human islets.
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9892225
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Beta-cells, alpha-cells, and delta-cells each express multiple SSTR isoforms, beta-cells being rich in SSTR1 and SSTR5, alpha-cells in SSTR2, and delta-cells in SSTR5.
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9892225
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Although there is no absolute specificity of any SSTR for an islet cell type, SSTR1 is beta-cell selective, and SSTR2 is alpha-cell selective.
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9892225
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SSTR5 is well expressed in beta-cells and delta-cells and moderately well expressed in alpha-cells, and thereby it lacks the islet cell selectivity displayed by SSTR1 and SSTR2.
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9892225
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Subtype-selective SSTR expression in islet cells could be the basis for preferential insulin suppression by SSTR1-specific ligands and of glucagon inhibition by SSTR2-selective compounds.
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9892225
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The number of SSTR immunopositive cells showed a rank order of SSTR1 > SSTR5 > SSTR2 > SSTR3 > SSTR4.
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9892225
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SSTR1 was strongly colocalized with insulin in all beta-cells.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was found in 46% of beta-cells, whereas SSTR3 and SSTR4 were relatively poorly expressed.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was strongly colocalized with glucagon in 89% of alpha-cells, whereas SSTR5 and SSTR1 colocalized with glucagon in 35 and 26% of alpha-cells, respectively.
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9892225
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SSTR3 was detected in occasional alpha-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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SSTR5 was preferentially expressed in 75% of SST-positive cells and was the principal delta-cell SSTR subtype, whereas SSTR1-3 were colocalized in only a few delta-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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These studies reveal predominant expression of SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR5 in human islets.
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9892225
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Beta-cells, alpha-cells, and delta-cells each express multiple SSTR isoforms, beta-cells being rich in SSTR1 and SSTR5, alpha-cells in SSTR2, and delta-cells in SSTR5.
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9892225
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Although there is no absolute specificity of any SSTR for an islet cell type, SSTR1 is beta-cell selective, and SSTR2 is alpha-cell selective.
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9892225
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SSTR5 is well expressed in beta-cells and delta-cells and moderately well expressed in alpha-cells, and thereby it lacks the islet cell selectivity displayed by SSTR1 and SSTR2.
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9892225
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Subtype-selective SSTR expression in islet cells could be the basis for preferential insulin suppression by SSTR1-specific ligands and of glucagon inhibition by SSTR2-selective compounds.
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9892225
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The number of SSTR immunopositive cells showed a rank order of SSTR1 > SSTR5 > SSTR2 > SSTR3 > SSTR4.
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9892225
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SSTR1 was strongly colocalized with insulin in all beta-cells.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was found in 46% of beta-cells, whereas SSTR3 and SSTR4 were relatively poorly expressed.
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9892225
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SSTR2 was strongly colocalized with glucagon in 89% of alpha-cells, whereas SSTR5 and SSTR1 colocalized with glucagon in 35 and 26% of alpha-cells, respectively.
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9892225
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SSTR3 was detected in occasional alpha-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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SSTR5 was preferentially expressed in 75% of SST-positive cells and was the principal delta-cell SSTR subtype, whereas SSTR1-3 were colocalized in only a few delta-cells, and SSTR4 was absent.
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9892225
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These studies reveal predominant expression of SSTR1, SSTR2, and SSTR5 in human islets.
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9892225
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Beta-cells, alpha-cells, and delta-cells each express multiple SSTR isoforms, beta-cells being rich in SSTR1 and SSTR5, alpha-cells in SSTR2, and delta-cells in SSTR5.
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9892225
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Although there is no absolute specificity of any SSTR for an islet cell type, SSTR1 is beta-cell selective, and SSTR2 is alpha-cell selective.
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9892225
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SSTR5 is well expressed in beta-cells and delta-cells and moderately well expressed in alpha-cells, and thereby it lacks the islet cell selectivity displayed by SSTR1 and SSTR2.
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9892225
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Subtype-selective SSTR expression in islet cells could be the basis for preferential insulin suppression by SSTR1-specific ligands and of glucagon inhibition by SSTR2-selective compounds.
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15961235
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In AD cortical brain region, somatostatin and neuropeptide-Y-positive neurons decreased (>70%), and glial fibrillary acidic protein-positive astrocytes significantly increased (>130%) in comparison to control brain.
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15961235
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SSTR2 and 4 were the predominant subtypes followed by SSTR1, 3 and 5.
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15961235
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AD cortex showed a marked reduction in neuronal expression of SSTR4 and 5 and a modest decrease in SSTR2-like immunoreactivity without any changes in SSTR1 immunoreactive neurons.
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15961235
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In AD cortex, SSTR1-, 3- and 4-like immunoreactivities were strongly expressed in glial cells but not SSTR2 and 5.
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15961235
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These findings suggest the differential loss of immunoreactivity of SSTR2, 4 and 5 but not SSTR1, and increased SSTR3 in frontal cortex of AD brain as well as subtype-selective glial expression in AD brain.
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15961235
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In AD cortical brain region, somatostatin and neuropeptide-Y-positive neurons decreased (>70%), and glial fibrillary acidic protein-positive astrocytes significantly increased (>130%) in comparison to control brain.
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15961235
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SSTR2 and 4 were the predominant subtypes followed by SSTR1, 3 and 5.
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15961235
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AD cortex showed a marked reduction in neuronal expression of SSTR4 and 5 and a modest decrease in SSTR2-like immunoreactivity without any changes in SSTR1 immunoreactive neurons.
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15961235
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In AD cortex, SSTR1-, 3- and 4-like immunoreactivities were strongly expressed in glial cells but not SSTR2 and 5.
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15961235
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These findings suggest the differential loss of immunoreactivity of SSTR2, 4 and 5 but not SSTR1, and increased SSTR3 in frontal cortex of AD brain as well as subtype-selective glial expression in AD brain.
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