Some aspects of the endocrine control of the serum lipids, blood ketones and blood sugar in fed and fasted baboons, and of the mechanism of fuel control in fasting, with special reference to diabetes and lipaemia
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Some aspects of the endocrine control of the serum lipids, blood ketones and blood sugar in fed and fasted baboons, and of the mechanism of fuel control in fasting, with special reference to diabetes and lipaemia
Exp Med Surg.
1970.
No abstract available
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