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Implications of C-peptide stimulated ATP release from red blood cells in autoimmune diseases
Jacobs, Monica, 1996-
Text (2022)
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Adipose-derived molecular amplification of glucose trafficking in the bloodstream : a potential new role for leptin
Keshavarz, Hamideh
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Mechanistic and functional studies of zinc (II) activation of C-peptide and its effect on red blood cell metabolism
Medawala, Wathsala
Text (2011)
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Metabolic changes in cellular components of the vasculature : examining the link between diabetes and cancer
Giebink, Adam
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Delivery of a pancreatic beta cell-derived hormone to erythrocytes by albumin and downstream cellular effects
Liu, Yueli
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Pancreatic secretions and their effect on circulatory and immune cells
Entwistle, Kristen
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Quantitative determination of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and its potential in diabetic complications
Subasinghe, C. Wasanthi (Chintha Wasanthi)
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