Glucose-induced Toxicity in Insulin-producing Pituitary Cells That Coexpress GLUT2 and Glucokinase
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R. Mulligan | B. Corkey | M. Lipes | K. Tornheim | R. Faradji | J. Gray | E. Havari | Qian Chen
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