Acute hyperglycaemia induces an inflammatory response in young patients with type 1 diabetes
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Carol Forsblom | Per-Henrik Groop | Kustaa Hietala | Maija Parkkonen | D. Gordin | C. Forsblom | M. Rönnback | P. Groop | J. Wadén | K. Hietala | M. Parkkonen | Daniel Gordin | Mats Rönnback | Johan Wadén
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