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Mathematical analysis of a model for glycolytic oscillations in pancreatic $β$-cells
Insulin secretion is pulsatile, with a period of about 5 min, coexisting with an ultradian rhythm (period of about 1 h), and a circadian (daily) rhythm. These rhythms are disrupted in type II diabetes. The 5-min rhythm is typically maintained even at fasting glucose levels, when there is no electric
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