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9Dates are given for the events most consistently reported in the literature. Where a discovery is attributable to a series of publications rather than one, the timeline names the period rather than a single year.{{r|holst2007}}9Dates are given for the events most consistently reported in the literature. Where a discovery is attributable to a series of publications rather than one, the timeline names the period rather than a single year.{{r|holst2007}}
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+11== Physiology ==
+12| Period | Event |
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+14| 1900s–1920s | Observation that oral glucose evokes a larger insulin response than intravenous |
+15| 1960s | The term ''incretin'' revived; the enteroinsular axis proposed |
+16| 1970s | GIP isolated and characterised |
+17| 1980s | [[Glucagon-like peptide-1]] identified as a proglucagon product and shown to be insulinotropic |
+18| 1986 | Reduced [[Incretin effect]] documented in type 2 diabetes |
+19| 1990s | [[Dipeptidyl peptidase-4]] identified as the enzyme inactivating both incretins |
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+21The 1986 finding is the hinge of the field: it established that the incretin axis is defective in type 2 diabetes and therefore a therapeutic target rather than only a physiological curiosity.{{r|holst2007}}
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11== References ==23== References ==
12{{reflist}}24{{reflist}}