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Role of C-Peptide in the regulation of microvascular blood flowForst et al., 2008
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- Forst T
- Kunt T
- Wilhelm B
- Weber M
- Pfützner A
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- Experimental Diabetes Research
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During the recent years, the role of C-peptide, released from the pancreatic beta cell, in regulating microvascular blood flow, has received increasing attention. In type 1 diabetic patients, intravenous application of C-peptide in physiological concentrations was shown to …
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