Primary Defects in β-Cell Function Further Exacerbated by Worsening of Insulin Resistance Mark the Development of Impaired Glucose Tolerance in Obese Adolescents
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Claudio Cobelli | Chiara Dalla Man | Sonia Caprio | C. Cobelli | S. Caprio | J. Dziura | Shu Chen | Karin Allen | James Dziura | Anna M.G. Cali | Melissa Shaw | Karin Allen | Aisha Seyal | Shu Chen | Aisha A. Seyal | Melissa M. Shaw | C. Man | A. Calí
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