The expression of GLP‐1 receptor mRNA and protein allows the effect of GLP‐1 on glucose metabolism in the human hypothalamus and brainstem
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Manuel Desco | M. A. Pozo | M. Desco | J. Gispert | E. Blázquez | J. Chowen | P. Vázquez | I. Roncero | E. Álvarez | Enrique Blázquez | Patricia Vázquez | Isabel Roncero | Elvira Alvarez | M. Dolores Martínez | Julie A. Chowen | Beatriz García‐Cuartero | Juan D. Gispert | Carmen Sanz | Antonio Maldonado | Javier De Cáceres | Miguel Angel Pozo | C. Sanz | B. García-Cuartero | M. D. Martínez | Antonio Maldonado | Javier de Cáceres | M. Dolores Martínez | Carmen Sanz
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