Is left ventricular diastolic function related to glucose in a middle-aged population?
Left ventricular diastolic function is related to concentrations of fasting plasma glucose, glucose postload and glycated haemoglobin even below the threshold of diabetes. This indicates that glucose concentrations already in the upper end of the normal range has negative impact on cardiac function.
Two Planobispora rosea orfs are responsible for increasing intracellular amounts and storage of thiostrepton in Streptomyces lividans.