论文信息 - Improvement of glucose assimilation and protein degradation by bradykinin in maturity onset diabetics and in surgical patients. - 字舞流文

Improvement of glucose assimilation and protein degradation by bradykinin in maturity onset diabetics and in surgical patients.

B. Gunther | M. Wicklmayr | G. Dietze | P. Janetschek | L. Mayer | I. Bottger | Matthias Wickimayr | Bernulf Gunther

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