Hyperglycemia decreases dehydroepiandrosterone in Japanese male with impaired glucose tolerance and low insulin response.

A Yamauchi; I Takei; S Nakamoto; N Ohashi; Y Kitamura; M Tokui; S Nakano; S Takayama; A Kasuga; F Katsukawa

doi:10.1507/endocrj.43.285

Hyperglycemia decreases dehydroepiandrosterone in Japanese male with impaired glucose tolerance and low insulin response.

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