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Zhao, X. -Y., et al. “The Long Noncoding Rna Blnc1 Orchestrates Homeostatic Adipose Tissue Remodeling To Preserve Metabolic Health.”. Molecular Metabolism, pp. 60-70.
Michigan
Sanyoura, M., et al. “Monogenic Diabetes In Children And Adolescents: Recognition And Treatment Options.”. Current Diabetes Reports, p. 58.
Chicago
Tosur, M., et al. “Ethnic Differences In Progression Of Islet Autoimmunity And Type 1 Diabetes In Relatives At Risk.”. Diabetologia, pp. 2043-2053.
Washington
Varni, J. W., et al. “Diabetes Management Mediating Effects Between Diabetes Symptoms And Health-Related Quality Of Life In Adolescents And Young Adults With Type 1 Diabetes.”. Pediatric Diabetes, pp. 1322-1330.
Stanford
Yeung, J., et al. “Platelet Signaling And Disease: Targeted Therapy For Thrombosis And Other Related Diseases.”. Pharmacological Reviews, pp. 526-548.
Michigan
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Kim, T., et al. “Glucagon Receptor Signaling Regulates Energy Metabolism Via Hepatic Farnesoid X Receptor And Fibroblast Growth Factor 21.”. Diabetes, pp. 1773-1782.
UAB
Reneau, J., et al. “Effect Of Adiposity On Tissue-Specific Adiponectin Secretion.”. Plos One, p. e0198889.
Chicago
Verma, R., et al. “Nephrin Is Necessary For Podocyte Recovery Following Injury In An Adult Mature Glomerulus.”. Plos One, p. e0198013.
Michigan
Bömer, M., et al. “Coi1-Dependent Jasmonate Signalling Affects Growth, Metabolite Production And Cell Wall Protein Composition In Arabidopsis.”. Annals Of Botany, pp. 1117-1129.
UCSD-UCLA
Kumar, N., et al. “Central Corneal Thickness Increase Due To Stromal Thickening With Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Severity.”. Cornea, pp. 1138-1142.
Michigan
Gordon, S. E., et al. “Visualizing Conformational Dynamics Of Proteins In Solution And At The Cell Membrane.”. Elife.
Washington
Shah, V. N., et al. “Performance Of A Factory-Calibrated Real-Time Continuous Glucose Monitoring System Utilizing An Automated Sensor Applicator.”. Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics, pp. 428-433.
Joslin
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