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    Insulin Resistance In Muscle From Haemodynamic Changes

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $612,638.00
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    Restricted Blood Distribution In Muscle As A Cause Of D Iabetes

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $235,883.00
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    Can Elevated Plasma Lipids Result From Impaired Muscle Clearance?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $183,827.00
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    Mechanisms Linking Insulin-mediated Muscle Capillary Recruitment And Glucose Uptake

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $315,990.00
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    A number of studies over recent years including our own have suggested that insulin acts in normal humans and animals to improve blood supply to muscle and that a contributing factor to Type 2 diabetes is an impaired ability of insulin to achieve this effect. Our key contribution to this field is the finding that insulin acts to alter blood flow in muscle to improve access for itself and nutrients such as glucose. This discovery of blood flow redistribution in muscle was made possible by newly d .... A number of studies over recent years including our own have suggested that insulin acts in normal humans and animals to improve blood supply to muscle and that a contributing factor to Type 2 diabetes is an impaired ability of insulin to achieve this effect. Our key contribution to this field is the finding that insulin acts to alter blood flow in muscle to improve access for itself and nutrients such as glucose. This discovery of blood flow redistribution in muscle was made possible by newly developed in-house methods. Using these methods we now wish to explore (a) the mechanism by which insulin mediates this effect and (b) when this effect of insulin to improve muscle blood flow is impaired in diabetes, how it might be recovered. We expect to find that insulin-mediated capillary recruitment in muscle results from a signal substance released from muscle that permeates nearby tissue reacting with the blood vessels to improve blood flow. It is also expected that new therapeutic approaches for enhancing insulin action in muscle and targeted at the blood vessels will be identified.
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    Cyclic GMP Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors And Facilitation Of Insulin-mediated Capillary Recruitment In Muscle

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $220,500.00
    Summary
    It would now seem clear that insulin has a major stimulatory effect on blood flow within muscle to improve access for itself as well as nutrients such as glucose. When this haemodynamic effect of insulin is impaired insulin resistance in terms of glucose uptake by muscle results and there is the potential for type 2 diabetes to develop. Our key contribution has been the development of new techniques to make this observation possible and it would be fair to say that we are the world leaders in th .... It would now seem clear that insulin has a major stimulatory effect on blood flow within muscle to improve access for itself as well as nutrients such as glucose. When this haemodynamic effect of insulin is impaired insulin resistance in terms of glucose uptake by muscle results and there is the potential for type 2 diabetes to develop. Our key contribution has been the development of new techniques to make this observation possible and it would be fair to say that we are the world leaders in this field because of these techniques. Using these methods we now wish to develop new drugs for treating type 2 diabetes based on improving muscle capillary blood flow. The approach we will use is similar to that used previously by others for the treatment of erectile dysfunction with drugs targeted at a particular enzyme controlling the metabolism of a substance (cyclic GMP) which in turn regulates blood flow to the corpus cavernosum. In our case, the drugs will be targeted at another specific isoform of the same enzyme, cyclic GMP phosphodiesterase, located at control points in the skeletal muscle microvasculature. We expect to find that insulin-mediated capillary recruitment in muscle will be enhanced by such drugs. As a consequence, insulin resistance in muscle will be lessened.
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    Binaural Hearing And Spoken Language Development In Cochlear Implant And Hearing Aid Users

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $696,198.00
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    Development Of Speech Perception In Children With Impai Red Hearing

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $167,299.00
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    Combining Acoustic And Electric Sounds For Hearing-impa Ired People

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $175,593.00
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    Does Depression Lower Your Immunity And Make You Sick?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $147,283.00
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    CONTROL OF ENZYMES WHICH BREAK DOWN HORMONES IN CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $336,824.00
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