TABLE 1.
Study | Mechanisms1 |
Data2 |
Explanation of T2D3 | ||
Calcium | Glucose | In vitro | In vivo | ||
Grodsky, 1972 | No | Explicit | ++ | ∅ | No |
Cerasi et al., 1974 | No | Explicit | ∅ | + | Yes |
Overgaard et al., 2006 | No | Explicit | ∅ | + | (Yes) |
Giugliano et al., 2000 | Explicit | Explicit | − | ∅ | Hypothesis |
Bertuzzi et al., 2007 | Implicit | Explicit | + | + | Hypothesis |
Chen et al., 2008 | Explicit | Implicit | + | ∅ | Hypothesis |
Pedersen and Sherman, 2009 | Explicit | Implicit | − | ∅ | No |
Stamper and Wang, 2013 | No | Explicit | − | ∅ | No |
Dehghany et al., 2015 | Implicit | Explicit | + | ∅ | No |
Palumbo and De Gaetano, 2010 and De Gaetano et al., 2015 | No | Explicit | − | − | Hypothesis |
Grespan et al., 2018 | Explicit | Explicit | ++ | ++ | Yes |
Pedersen et al., 2019 | Explicit | Explicit | ++ | ∅ | Hypothesis |
1Explicit or implicit mathematical representation of the role of calcium and glucose on insulin secretion. Only explicit representations allow simulations with arbitrary calcium or glucose data. 2Simulations with direct comparison with experimental in vitro or in vivo data: not simulated (∅); no comparison (−); limited comparison (+); extensive comparison (++). Studies with no direct comparison show simulations only, without experimental data. 3Analysis of the mechanisms underlying type 2 diabetes: not considered (No); hypotheses provided without comparison with real data (Hypothesis); hypotheses based on the comparison with real data (Yes). The study by Overgaard et al. (2006) includes data from relatives of type 2 diabetic patients who developed diabetes.