HPA axis and vagus nervous function are involved in impaired insulin secretion of MSG-obese rats.
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J. D. de Oliveira | C. C. da Silva Franco | Rosiane A Miranda | Rosana Torrezan | Júlio C de Oliveira | Luiz F Barella | Claudinéia C da Silva Franco | Patrícia C Lisboa | Egberto G Moura | Paulo C F Mathias | R. A. Miranda | L. F. Barella | E. Moura | P. Lisboa | R. Torrezan | R. Miranda | P. Mathias
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