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CYCLIC-AMP POTENTIATION OF INSULIN RELEASE FROM PANCREATIC BETA-CELLS IS NOT MEDIATED BY AN INCREASED CYTOSOLIC CA-2+ ACTIVITY

CYCLIC-AMP POTENTIATION OF INSULIN RELEASE FROM PANCREATIC BETA-CELLS IS NOT MEDIATED BY AN INCREASED CYTOSOLIC CA-2+ ACTIVITY

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Main Authors: Abrahamsson, H, Rorsman, P
Format: Journal article
Published: 1984
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