Biomedical subjects
G D MICHAELS
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EFFECTS OF NOREPINEPHRINE UPON LIPID METABOLISM IN A PATIENT WITH BILIARY CIRRHOSIS.
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Effects of human pituitary growth hormone on lipid metabolism diabetic subjects.
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Xanthomatous biliary cirrhosis treated with cholestyramine. A bile-acid-adsorbing resin.
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Dietary fats and the diabetic patient.
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Essential fatty acids, lipid metabolism, and atherosclerosis.
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Insulin-sparing sulfonamides.
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Insulin-sparing sulfonamides.
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Quantitative lipoprotein studies in normal and abnormal subjects using combined electrophoretic and chemical technics.
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Observations with sulfonylureas in diabetes.
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High vegetable fat diet in diabetics with extensive vascular disease.
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Hormonal-nutritional-lipid relationships.
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Total body potassium as measured by radioactive potassium (K42).
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Metabolic effects of pituitary growth hormone preparations in human subjects; summary of quantitative studies extending over a five-year period.
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The case for cortical steroid hormone acceleration of neoglucogenesis from fat in diabetic subjects. A summary of five years' investigative work.
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Endocrine aspects of acute and chronic liver disease, with special reference to the metabolism of endogenous and exogenous androgens.
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Modification of steroid diabetes by potassium.
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Effect upon serum cholesterol and phospholipids of diets containing large amounts of vegetable fat.
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