Hypothalamic apelin/reactive oxygen species signaling controls hepatic glucose metabolism in the onset of diabetes.
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J. Lesage | D. Vieau | C. Knauf | P. Valet | A. Prats | Patrice D Cani | L. Pénicaud | C. Leloup | A. Fournel | A. Drougard | L. Geurts | T. Duparc | A. Bénani | L. Carneiro | T. Cadoudal | Xavier Brenachot | Alexandra Gouazé | Audren Fournel | Lionel Carneiro
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