Weight loss produces many cardiometabolic benefits and is a key goal and feature of Rx with GLP-1 medicines. Here @MedakKyle highlights how semaglutide reduces blood pressure in mice through the vascular smooth muscle cell GLP-1 receptor @JCI_insight
https://t.co/SmazNdEPTd
Weight loss produces many cardiometabolic benefits and is a key goal and feature of Rx with GLP-1 medicines. Here @MedakKyle highlights how semaglutide reduces blood pressure in mice through the vascular smooth muscle cell GLP-1 receptor @JCI_insight https://t.co/SmazNdEPTd
Supporting the concept that #GLP1 agonist drugs lower #BloodPressure independent from their weight loss effects: https://t.co/bztTSq6NUR
Kyle D. Medak @MedakKyle Daniel J. Drucker @DanielJDrucker & team @SinaiHealth identify the vascular smooth muscle GLP-1 receptor as a key cellular target for the actions of GLP-1 medicines to lower blood pressure.
The figure: Renal GLP1R/Glp1r is expressed in human and murine vascular smooth
muscle cells (VSMCs) and Glp1rVSM-/- mice have reduced Glp1r transcripts in renal
tissues.
GLP-1 medicines have multiple direct and indirect effects that modify cardiovascular risk. Here Kyle Medak @SinaiHealth and colleagues identify an important role for the VSM GLP-1R in the reduction of blood pressure #hypertension@JCI_insight@uoftmedicine https://t.co/83Oyr1u7LM
GLP-1R signaling attenuates a variety of addiction and dependence-linked CNS pathways in mice and rats-will a subset of this data set for nicotine, alcohol, cocaine, and opioids translate in humans? @PsychopharmEBPS https://t.co/V2UQvW7pt8
Studies in mice @MedakKyle reveal that increased both active and total GLP1 protected against olanzapine-induced perturbations in lipid and glucose metabolism @FrontPharmacol https://t.co/lEXWi9mqx6
Pleased to see this model from my final PhD study (PMID: 35157333) chosen as the @FASEBorg cover image for the March and April issues. This model depicts the effects of topical menthol application on BAT thermogenesis. S/O to coauthors @HeshamShamshoum@MedakKyle@UofG_HHNS
More great work form the Wright lab. Maybe the coolest part of this is the clear evidence that adrenergic resistance is downstream of the receptor, contrary to what some recent "prestigious" papers suggest. Good job @MedakKyle
https://t.co/xrm1o2OLaq
Cool new paper out of the Wright lab looking at the cold-mimetic menthol on thermogenesis. Probably a stupid thought but I couldn't help but wonder about menthol cigarettes! @mckie_greg@HeshamShamshoum@MedakKyle
https://t.co/N0pQbk7O2M