NADPH Oxidase and Hydrogen Peroxide Mediate Insulin-induced Calcium Increase in Skeletal Muscle Cells*
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Cecilia Hidalgo | Steffen Härtel | S. Härtel | E. Jaimovich | C. Hidalgo | Enrique Jaimovich | Alejandra Espinosa | Alejandra García | A. Espinosa | Alejandra Garcia
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