. 1955 Oct;16(2):351-404.

Regulation of glucose utilization in tumors by a stress-modified insulin: anti-insulin system

M WOODS et al. J Natl Cancer Inst. 1955 Oct.

. 1955 Oct;16(2):351-404.

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