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expression can be enhanced via an insulin-receptor substrate (IRS) 1- and 2-dependent pathway in different tissue types ( 27 ). Therefore, the elevated insulin concentrations in obesity could activate this enzymatic step, thus contributing to the observed
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possible mechanisms of hyperinsulinaemia (i.e. downregulation of insulin receptors, differences in β -cell size and mass, altered hypothalamic and parasympathetic signalling pathways) warrant investigations in purposely designed mechanistic studies ( 31
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the axillary region and the head and neck areas ( Fig. 4 and 5 ). The cause is thought to be an elevated insulin level due to a defect or absence of the insulin receptor, leading to keratinocyte proliferation. Acanthosis nigricans occurs hereditarily