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From: Low-calcium diet prevents fructose-induced hyperinsulinemia and ameliorates the response to glucose load in rats

Fig. 2

Oral glucose tolerance test of rats fed diets differing in carbohydrate source and calcium content. Symbols and bars show means ± SEMs. AUC–area under the curve, AIN125–rats fed AIN-93G diet containing 125 mmol Ca2+/kg, FRU125–rats fed fructose-based diet containing 125 mmol Ca2+/kg, AIN25–rats fed AIN-93G diet containing 25 mmol Ca2+/kg, FRU25–rats fed fructose-based diet containing 25 mmol Ca2+/kg; groups sharing the same letter did not differ from each other. Changes in plasma insulin levels (a): *Diet Calcium × Time, p < 0.001; # - Diet Carbohydrate × Time, p < 0.001. Insulin AUC (b): Diet Carbohydrate x Diet Calcium, p ≤ 0.05. Changes in plasma glucose levels (c): 0 no differences; 15: AIN125a, FRU125b, AIN25a, FRU25ab; 30: AIN125a, FRU125b, AIN25a, FRU25a; 60: AIN125a, FRU125ab, AIN25bab, FRU25abc; 120: AIN125ab, FRU125ab, AIN25a, FRU25ab; Glucose AUC (d): There were no differences between individual means. Diet Carbohydrate (p < 0.001) and Diet Calcium (p ≤ 0.05) independently affected the glucose AUC

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