The Heterotrimeric G-protein Gi Is Localized to the Insulin Secretory Granules of β-Cells and Is Involved in Insulin Exocytosis (*)
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B. Wolf | R. Record | L. Jarett | D. Manning | R. Konrad | P. Butkerait | Robert M. Smith | R. Young
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