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MOLECULAR MECHANISM BEHIND DES...
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MOLECULAR MECHANISM BEHIND DESENSITIZATION OF GLP-1(7-36)AMIDE-EVOKED CA2+ RELEASE FROM INTERNAL STORES IN BETA-TC3 CELLS
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Main Authors:
Gromada, J
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Rorsman, P
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Journal article
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1995
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