What if FGF21? What is FAP? why was it chosen as a potential target for anti-diabetic therapy? what results suggest that this might be problematic, i. e., that the response might not be what was hoped?

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2 February, 01:19

What if FGF21? What is FAP? why was it chosen as a potential target for anti-diabetic therapy? what results suggest that this might be problematic, i. e., that the response might not be what was hoped?

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Skyla Juarez · Answer 1

FGF21 is Fibroblast Growth Factor 21 and FAP is Fibroblast Activation Protein. It has been said that it can lower blood glucose and raise insulin responsiveness, however, only 40% agreed to it and the rest got additional anti-diabetic agent to provide a better control of glucose levels.