SUR mutation in type 1 diabetes: autoimmunity prevents sulfonylurea rescue of diabetes caused by SUR1 mutation. Results from the Hvidore Study Group

SUR mutation in type 1 diabetes: autoimmunity prevents sulfonylurea rescue of diabetes caused by SUR1 mutation. Results from the Hvidore Study Group

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Main Authors:	Porksen, S, Laborie, L, Nielsen, L, De Wet, H, Schvarcz, E, Sandal, T, Aman, J, Swift, P, Hougaard, P, Ashcroft, F, Molven, A, Knip, M, Hansen, L, Njolstad, P, Mortensen, H
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Published:	2008

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