Adiponectin stimulates glucose utilization and fatty-acid oxidation by activating AMP-activated protein kinase
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S. Uchida | S. Yamashita | P. Froguel | Y. Ito | T. Kadowaki | D. Carling | T. Yamauchi | K. Ueki | R. Nagai | Y. Minokoshi | B. Kahn | J. Kamon | H. Waki | S. Uchida | S. Yamashita | M. Noda | S. Kita | K. Eto | Y. Akanuma | F. Foufelle | P. Ferré | S. Kimura | P. Froguel | R. Nagai | T. Kadowaki | T. Yamauchi | J. Kamon | H. Waki | Y. Akanuma | S. Kimura | Y. Minokoshi | Y. Ito | M. Noda | S. Kita | K. Ueki | K. Eto | F. Foufelle | P. Ferre | D. Carling | B.B. Kahn | Shigeko Kimura | Yoichi M. Ito | T. Kadowaki | Shunbun Kita | Koji Eto
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