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Lang, S. E., et al. “Functional Communication Between Pkc-Targeted Cardiac Troponin I Phosphorylation Sites.”. Archives Of Biochemistry And Biophysics, pp. 1-9.
Michigan
Horsley, V., and S. Naik. “T Expand The Skin Stem Cell Niche.”. Developmental Cell, pp. 455-456.
UCSF
Forlenza, G. P., et al. “Practical Considerations On The Use Of Continuous Glucose Monitoring In Pediatrics And Older Adults And Nonadjunctive Use.”. Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics, pp. S13-S20.
Joslin
 Multicenter
Guillory, B., et al. “Deletion Of Ghrelin Prevents Aging-Associated Obesity And Muscle Dysfunction Without Affecting Longevity.”. Aging Cell, pp. 859-869.
Vanderbilt
Washington
Commissariat, P., et al. “Insulin Pump Use In Young Children With Type 1 Diabetes: Sociodemographic Factors And Parent-Reported Barriers.”. Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics, pp. 363-369.
Joslin
Campos, C. A., et al. “Cancer-Induced Anorexia And Malaise Are Mediated By Cgrp Neurons In The Parabrachial Nucleus.”. Nature Neuroscience, pp. 934-942.
Washington
Layman, A. A. K., et al. “Ndfip1 Restricts Mtorc1 Signalling And Glycolysis In Regulatory T Cells To Prevent Autoinflammatory Disease.”. Nature Communications, p. 15677.
Penn
Michaelides, M., et al. “Dopamine D2 Receptor Signaling In The Nucleus Accumbens Comprises A Metabolic-Cognitive Brain Interface Regulating Metabolic Components Of Glucose Reinforcement.”. Neuropsychopharmacology : Official Publication Of The American College Of Neuropsychopharmacology, pp. 2365-2376.
Einstein
Loeken, M. R. “Passive Smoking As An Independent Risk Factor For Gestational Diabetes That Synergizes With Prepregnancy Obesity In Urban Chinese Women.”. Diabetes/Metabolism Research And Reviews.
Joslin
Elghazi, L., et al. “Role Of Nutrients And Mtor Signaling In The Regulation Of Pancreatic Progenitors Development.”. Molecular Metabolism, pp. 560-573.
Michigan
Carboneau, B. A., et al. “Opposing Effects Of Prostaglandin E Receptors Ep3 And Ep4 On Mouse And Human Β-Cell Survival And Proliferation.”. Molecular Metabolism, pp. 548-559.
Vanderbilt
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