Family of Glucose-Transporter Genes: Implications for Glucose Homeostasis and Diabetes
作者： M. Mueckler
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摘要: … The liver-type transporter is expressed in tissues from which a net release of glucose can occur and in p-cells of pancreatic islets. A genetic defect resulting in reduced activity of this …
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