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IMPORTANCE OF TRANSCAPILLARY INSULIN TRANSPORT TO DYNAMICS OF INSULINACTION AFTER INTRAVENOUS GLUCOSE
Authors: ADER M BERGMAN RN
Citation: M. Ader et Rn. Bergman, IMPORTANCE OF TRANSCAPILLARY INSULIN TRANSPORT TO DYNAMICS OF INSULINACTION AFTER INTRAVENOUS GLUCOSE, The American journal of physiology, 266(1), 1994, pp. 50000017-50000025
PREDICTION OF CHANGES IN ABUNDANCE OF POSITIONAL ISOTOPOMERS OF GLUTAMATE - THE SYNTACTIC APPROACH
Authors: COHEN DM BERGMAN RN
Citation: Dm. Cohen et Rn. Bergman, PREDICTION OF CHANGES IN ABUNDANCE OF POSITIONAL ISOTOPOMERS OF GLUTAMATE - THE SYNTACTIC APPROACH, The FASEB journal, 7(7), 1993, pp. 1242-1242
SATURABLE TRANSPORT OF INSULIN FROM PLASMA INTO THE CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM OF DOGS IN-VIVO - A MECHANISM FOR REGULATED INSULIN DELIVERY TO THE BRAIN
Authors: BAURA GD FOSTER DM PORTE D KAHN SE BERGMAN RN COBELLI C SCHWARTZ MW
Citation: Gd. Baura et al., SATURABLE TRANSPORT OF INSULIN FROM PLASMA INTO THE CENTRAL-NERVOUS-SYSTEM OF DOGS IN-VIVO - A MECHANISM FOR REGULATED INSULIN DELIVERY TO THE BRAIN, The Journal of clinical investigation, 92(4), 1993, pp. 1824-1830
THE INFLUENCE OF LUTEINIZING-HORMONE AND INSULIN ON SEX STEROIDS AND SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN IN THE POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME
Authors: BUYALOS RP GEFFNER ME WATANABE RM BERGMAN RN GORNBEIN JA JUDD HL
Citation: Rp. Buyalos et al., THE INFLUENCE OF LUTEINIZING-HORMONE AND INSULIN ON SEX STEROIDS AND SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN IN THE POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME, Fertility and sterility, 60(4), 1993, pp. 626-633
MARKED DIMINUTION IN GLUCOSE EFFECTIVENESS CONTRIBUTES TO GLUCOSE-INTOLERANCE IN EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES
Authors: ADER M BERGMAN RN
Citation: M. Ader et Rn. Bergman, MARKED DIMINUTION IN GLUCOSE EFFECTIVENESS CONTRIBUTES TO GLUCOSE-INTOLERANCE IN EXPERIMENTAL DIABETES, Diabetologia, 36, 1993, pp. 10000147-10000147
THORACIC-DUCT LYMPH - RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION FROM SPLANCHNIC AND MUSCLE-TISSUE
Authors: STEIL GM MEADOR MA BERGMAN RN
Citation: Gm. Steil et al., THORACIC-DUCT LYMPH - RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION FROM SPLANCHNIC AND MUSCLE-TISSUE, Diabetes, 42(5), 1993, pp. 720-731
QUANTIFICATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSULIN SENSITIVITY AND BETA-CELL FUNCTION IN HUMAN-SUBJECTS - EVIDENCE FOR A HYPERBOLIC FUNCTION
Authors: KAHN SE PRIGEON RL MCCULLOCH DK BOYKO EJ BERGMAN RN SCHWARTZ MW NEIFING JL WARD WK BEARD JC PALMER JP PORTE D
Citation: Se. Kahn et al., QUANTIFICATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSULIN SENSITIVITY AND BETA-CELL FUNCTION IN HUMAN-SUBJECTS - EVIDENCE FOR A HYPERBOLIC FUNCTION, Diabetes, 42(11), 1993, pp. 1663-1672
LIVER, NOT BRAIN, GLUCOSENSORS MEDIATE THE SYMPATHOADRENAL THRESHOLD FOR HYPOGLYCEMIA
Authors: DONOVAN CM HAMILTONWESSLER M HALTER JB BERGMAN RN
Citation: Cm. Donovan et al., LIVER, NOT BRAIN, GLUCOSENSORS MEDIATE THE SYMPATHOADRENAL THRESHOLD FOR HYPOGLYCEMIA, Diabetes, 42, 1993, pp. 37-37
QUANTITATION OF MEASUREMENT ERROR WITH OPTIMAL SEGMENTS - BASIS FOR ADAPTIVE TIME-COURSE SMOOTHING
Authors: BRADLEY DC STEIL GM BERGMAN RN
Citation: Dc. Bradley et al., QUANTITATION OF MEASUREMENT ERROR WITH OPTIMAL SEGMENTS - BASIS FOR ADAPTIVE TIME-COURSE SMOOTHING, The American journal of physiology, 264(6), 1993, pp. 902-911
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