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Presence of immunoreactive glucagon in healthy and diseased human thyroid. Evidence of glucagon synthesis by this gland

Menendez-Patterson et al., 1984

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14932360496137657621
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Menendez-Patterson A
Blázquez E
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Revista española de Fisiología

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Healthy and Diseased Human Thyroid. Evidence of Glucagon Synthesis by this Gland Rev esp. Fisiol., 40, 205-212, 1984. Significant amounts of immunoreactive glucagon (IRG) were determined in acid-ethanol and acid-saline extracts of human thyroid. Glucagon content of …
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