Table 1 Mixed-meal tolerance test (MMTT) was performed (a) after the improvement of glycemic control. MMTT was performed with 2250 mg daily of metformin, 150 mg daily of miglitol, 5 mg daily of dapagliflozin, 25 mg daily of alogliptin and 16 units/day of insulin glargine. Insulin glargine was given in the morning. Abbreviation: CPR, C-peptide immunoreactivity. < 0.2* mg/dl: less than sensitivity. (b) 3 days after dulaglutide administration. MMTT was performed in 3 days after 25 mg daily of alogliptin was changed to 0.75 mg weekly of dulaglutide, leaving the other antidiabetic drugs and insulin glargine unchanged.

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(a) after the improvement of glycemic control

Time (min)

0

120

Plasma glucose levels (mg/dL)

74

211

CPR (ng/mL)

< 0.2*

0.4

(b) 3 days after dulaglutide administration

Time (min)

0

120

Plasma glucose levels (mg/dL)

138

154

CPR (ng/mL)

0.3

1.0