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Insulin Internalization into Monocytes Is Decreased in Patients with Type II Diabetes Mellitus*

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Published1986
Citations38
References30

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1981 • 628 citations

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1982 • 105 citations

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1982 • 102 citations

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1982 • 90 citations

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1984 • 84 citations

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1981 • 81 citations

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1978 • 80 citations

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1978 • 80 citations

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1982 • 77 citations

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1982 • 67 citations

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1981 • 64 citations

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1984 • 63 citations

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1978 • 62 citations

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1983 • 60 citations

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1982 • 51 citations

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1981 • 48 citations

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1984 • 41 citations

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1985 • 40 citations

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1980 • 36 citations

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1981 • 24 citations

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1982 • 20 citations

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