File:Suckale08 fig3 glucose insulin day.png
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| Description |
English: idealized curves of human blood glucose and insulin concentrations during the course of a day containing three meals; in addition, effect of sugar-rich meal is highlighted; |
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| Source |
Solimena Lab and Review Suckale Solimena 2008 Frontiers in Bioscience PMID 18508724, preprint PDF from Nature Precedings, original data: Daly et al. 1998 PMID 9625092 |
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2007 |
| Author |
Jakob Suckale, Michele Solimena |
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