Exercise-induced hepatic glucose output is precisely sensitive to the rate of systemic glucose supply.
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D. James | E. Kraegen | D. Chisholm | A. Jenkins | K Y Ho | E W Kraegen | D E James | A B Jenkins | D J Chisholm | K. Ho
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