Frequency of Mutations of Insulin Receptor Gene in Japanese Patients With NIDDM
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T. Murakami | Y. Ebina | F. Kanai | H. Makino | H. Sano | H. Hayashi | S. Kagawa | H. Jinnouchi | N. Hashimoto | S. Kamohara | M. Todaka | T. Ohnishi | M. Iida | T. Imanaka | M. Kan | Kimio Ito | Y. Nishioka | S. Yoshida
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