Disruption of IRS-2 causes type 2 diabetes in mice
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G. Shulman | S. Bonner-Weir | M. White | H. Towery | D. Burks | D. Withers | S. Pons | S. Previs | Yitao Zhang | D. Bernal | Jianming Ren | Julio Gutiérrez | Heather H. Towery
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