Long‐term in‐vitro treatment of human growth hormone (GH)‐secreting pituitary adenoma cells with octreotide causes accumulation of intracellular GH and GH mRNA levels
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E. Hooghe-Peters | B. Velkeniers | S. Lamberts | L. Hofland | M. Kazemzadeh | A. J. Lely | M. Waaijers | P. Koetsveld
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