Hierarchy of glycemic thresholds for counterregulatory hormone secretion, symptoms, and cerebral dysfunction.
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I Kiss | J Durrant | P. Cryer | I. Kiss | T. Jenssen | C. Ryan | J. Gerich | J. Durrant | A. Mitrakou | T. Veneman | A Mitrakou | T Jenssen | J Gerich | C Ryan | M. Mokáň | M Mokan | T Veneman | P Cryer | I. Kiss
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