4E-BP2/SH2B1/IRS2 Are Part of a Novel Feedback Loop That Controls β-Cell Mass
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N. Sonenberg | J. Scheys | E. Bernal-Mizrachi | M. Blandino-Rosano | M. Jiménez-Palomares | Rebecca Barbaresso | Aaron S. Bender | A. Yanagiya | Ming Liu | L. Rui | Joshua O. Scheys | Liangyou Rui | Margarita Jiménez-Palomares | Akiko Yanagiya
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