Pre-clinical studies show anti-diabetic effect of INSPARIN, a protein derived from the E4orf1 gene of a human adenovirus

These findings support suitability of nano-liposome mediated subcutaneous delivery of INSPARIN in clinical trials for treating diabetes.

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Nutrition and Diabetes
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2025-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41387-025-00406-6
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Virus-based gene therapy research
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Pre-clinical studies show anti-diabetic effect of INSPARIN, a protein derived from the E4orf1 gene of a human adenovirus

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Pre-clinical studies show anti-diabetic effect of INSPARIN, a protein derived from the E4orf1 gene of a human adenovirus

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Abstract

These findings support suitability of nano-liposome mediated subcutaneous delivery of INSPARIN in clinical trials for treating diabetes.

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