Jocelyn Mott

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associate professor in small animal internal medicine

University of Florida

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Jocelyn Mott is an associate professor in small animal internal medicine at the University of Florida, USA. Her research primarily focuses on diabetes management in dogs and cats, exploring innovative metrics and treatment strategies to improve glycemic control. Recent publications include studies on the effects of insulin, glucagon, and continuous glucose monitoring systems in diabetic animals.

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Spectrum of Care in Dogs with Diabetes Mellitus

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Charlotte Bjornvad

Københavns Universitet

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Rosemary L. Walzem

Texas A&M University

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Federico Fracassi

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Counterregulatory responses of healthy cats to insulin-induced hypoglycemia

Can implementing spectrum-of-care approaches in management of canine diabetes mellitus improve dog and owner outcomes?

Freestyle Libre‐Derived Metrics in Assessing Glycemic Control in Diabetic Dogs

Effect of Fenofibrate on Markers of Gut Barrier Function in Dogs With Naturally Occurring Diabetes Mellitus

Accuracy of the Freestyle Libre 3 Continuous Glucose Monitoring System in Hypo‐ and Euglycemic Cats

Assessment of Exenatide Extended‐Release for Maintenance of Diabetic Remission in Cats

Insulin degludec 100 U/mL for treatment of spontaneous diabetes mellitus in dogs

Transmucosal glucagon rapidly increases blood glucose concentration in healthy cats.

The glucagon-receptor antagonist MK-3577 reduces glucagon-stimulated plasma glucose and insulin concentrations in metabolically healthy overweight cats

Isolation of feline islets of Langerhans by selective osmotic shock produces glucose responsive islets.

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Charlotte Bjornvad

Rosemary L. Walzem

Federico Fracassi

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