Physiological increments in plasma insulin concentrations have selective and different effects on synthesis of hepatic proteins in normal humans.

P De Feo; E Volpi; P Lucidi; G Cruciani; G Reboldi; D Siepi; E Mannarino; F Santeusanio; P Brunetti; G B Bolli

doi:10.2337/diab.42.7.995

Physiological increments in plasma insulin concentrations have selective and different effects on synthesis of hepatic proteins in normal humans.

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