GLUT4 translocation by insulin in intact muscle cells: detection by a fast and quantitative assay
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A. Klip | K. Kishi | Y. Ebina | Z. Khayat | Amira Klip | Qinghua Wang | Zayna Khayat | Yousuke Ebina
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