The gene for hepatocyte nuclear factor (HNF)‐4α is activated by glucocorticoids and glucagon, and repressed by insulin in rat liver
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M. Takiguchi | M. Shichiri | E. Araki | S. Oyadomari | M. Mori | K. Iwase | T. Kimura | F. Matsuno | Tatsuya Kimura | S. Chowdhury | T. Kimura
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