D-GLUCOSE AND D-GLYCERALDEHYDE HAVE OPPOSITE EFFECTS ON CYTOPLASMIC PH OF MOUSE PANCREATIC B-CELLS WHEN MEASURED BY THE FLUORESCENT PH-INDICATOR QUENE-1
Main Authors: | Arkhammar, P, Rorsman, P, Berggren, P |
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Format: | Journal article |
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1986
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