AMG 837: a potent, orally bioavailable GPR40 agonist.
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Ying Sun | J. Reagan | Rajiv Sharma | W. Qiu | G. Tonn | J. Medina | Jinqian Liu | S. Shuttleworth | L. Tang | J. Liu | Liusheng Zhu | H. Tian | Daniel C.-H. Lin | J. Lu | Jian Luo | E. Lopez | Li Yang | Jane Zhang | K. Nguyen | Jonathan B. Houze | A. Zhang | M. Schmitt | Yingcai Wang | Michael Chen | M. Akerman
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