Adenosine triphosphate release by osmotic shock and hemoglobin A1C in diabetic subjects' erythrocytes.
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M. Pazzagli | R. Sestini | G. Dini | C. Orlando | P. Pinzani | A. Del Rosso | E. Petruzzi | E. Tanganelli | A. Buggiani
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