Liver enzymes are associated with hepatic insulin resistance, insulin secretion, and glucagon concentration in healthy men and women.

Fabrice Bonnet; Pierre-Henri Ducluzeau; Amalia Gastaldelli; Martine Laville; Christian H Anderwald; Thomas Konrad; Andrea Mari; Beverley Balkau; RISC Study Group

doi:10.2337/db10-1806

Liver enzymes are associated with hepatic insulin resistance, insulin secretion, and glucagon concentration in healthy men and women.

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