This is supplementary material for:
J. Ha and A. Sherman. 2019. Type 2 Diabetes: One Disease, Many Pathways [PubMed].
Figures 1 - 4. Matlab will generate Fig1 - Fig6, corresponding to Panels A - F (a counter will tick off 365 iterations):
Figure 1: FIG1.m
Figure 2: FIG2.m
Figure 3: FIG3.m
Figure 4: FIG4.m
Figure 6: FIG6.m
Figure 7: FIG7.m
FigS8: FIGS8.m
FigS9: FIGS9.m
FigS10: FIGS10.m
FigS11: FIGS11.m
FigS12: FIGS12.m
FigS13: FIGS13.m
FigS14: FIGS14.m
FigS14: FIGS15.m
pathway.ode: pathway.ode
pathway_FIG9.ode (insulin reistance induced by insulin): pathway_FIG9.ode
pathway_FIGS10_11.ode (non-insulin dependent glucose uptake): pathway_FIGS10_11.ode
Figures 1 - 4. xpp will plot the longitudinal response of glucose to meals each day. The envelope of the plot will show the fasting and peak postprandial values. Use the xpp menus to display the other variables:
FIG1.set (IGT-first pathway): FIG1.set
FIG2.set (Sustained IGT): FIG2.set
FIG3.set (IFG-first pathway IGT): FIG3.set
FIG4.set (IGT without CGI): FIG4.set
FIG9_no_cl_no_FE.set (default IGT-first pathway; use pathway_FIG9.ode): FIG9_no_cl_no_FE.set
FIG9_modest_cl_FE.set (reduced clearance delays T2D; use pathway_FIG9.ode): FIG9_modest_cl_FE.set
FIG9_balanced_cl_FE.set (reduced clearance and induced resistance cancel out; use pathway_FIG9.ode): FIG9_balanced_cl_FE.set
FIG9_extreme_cl_FE.set (reduced clearance and severe induced resistance accelerates T2D; use pathway_FIG9.ode): FIG9_extreme_cl_FE.set
FIGS8.set (mild GOF KATP defect): FIGS8.set
FIGS9.set: (severe GOF KATP defect): FIGS9.set
FIGS10.set (impaired glucose effectiveness; use pathway_FIGS10_11.ode): FIGS10.set
FIGS11.set (enhanced glucose effectiveness; use pathway_FIGS10_11.ode): FIGS11.set
FIGS12_fast_si.set (IGT-first pathway, same as Fig. 1): FIGS12_fast_si.set
FIGS12_slow_si.set (protected from T2D): FIGS12_slow_si.set
FIGS13.set (IFG-first pathway driven by GOF KATP defect): FIGS13.set
FIGS14.set: (IFG-first pathway driven by impaired vesicle trafficking - small RRP): FIGS14.set
FIGS15.set (impaired incretin signaling accelerates T2D): FIGS15.set