[The effect of tolbutamide on the blocking of glucose utilization in vitro by lipoprotein fractions of diabetic serum].
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Carbohydrate Metabolism↗
Biomedical subjects
G GAMBASSI
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[Aspects of the influence of insulin on myocardial metabolism].
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Humans↗
[RESEARCH ON ERYTHROCYTE INCORPORATION OF GLYCINE 1-C 14 IN REDUCED GLUTATHIONE IN THE PRESENCE OF PENICILLIN. CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF INFLUENCE ON SULFHYDRYL COMPOUNDS AND ON OXIDATION-REDUCTION PHENOMENON].
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Erythrocytes↗
[Hypoglycemic effects of streptomycin. I. In normal subjects].
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Animals↗
[Influence of technic and place of introduction of insulin on Radoslaw's curve in diabetes. I. Radoslaw's curve with normal insulin].
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Diabetes Mellitus↗
[Exhaustion of the insulin inhibiting power of blood on a protein substrate, casein].
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Caseins↗
[Inactivation of insulin in vivo by the blood].
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Humans↗
[Effect of technique and site of introduction of insulin on the Radoslaw curve in diabetics. II. Radoslaw curve with protamine zinc insulin].
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Diabetes Mellitus↗
[Comparison of calcium, potassium and cholesterine in serum and blister fluid. I. In normal subjects].
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Blister↗
[Comparison of calcium, potassium and cholesterine of serum and blister fluid. II. In liver disease].
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Blister↗
[Comparison of calcium, potassium and cholesterine of serum and blister fluid. III. In cirrhosis before and after treatment with methylating factors].
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Blister↗