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ER Froesch, H Bürgi, EB Ramseier, P Bally, A Labhart
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investigators adopted their uptak Page 1 Journal of Clinical Investigation Vol. 42, No. 11, 1963
ANTIBODY-SUPPRESSIBLE AND NONSUPPRESSIBLE INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITIES IN HUMAN
SERUM AND THEIR PHYSIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE. AN INSULIN ASSAY WITH ADIPOSE
TISSUE OF INCREASED PRECISION AND SPECIFICITY * By E. R. FROESCH, H. BURGI,
EB RAMSEIER, P. BALLY, AND A. LABHART (From the Metabolic Unit of the Department of …
investigators adopted their uptak Page 1 Journal of Clinical Investigation Vol. 42, No. 11, 1963
ANTIBODY-SUPPRESSIBLE AND NONSUPPRESSIBLE INSULIN-LIKE ACTIVITIES IN HUMAN
SERUM AND THEIR PHYSIOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE. AN INSULIN ASSAY WITH ADIPOSE
TISSUE OF INCREASED PRECISION AND SPECIFICITY * By E. R. FROESCH, H. BURGI,
EB RAMSEIER, P. BALLY, AND A. LABHART (From the Metabolic Unit of the Department of …
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