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It is called glucotoxicity previously, 126 however, we may call this phenomenon hyperglucotoxicity, as a normal glucose level is not toxic to islet cells
As for vitamin D metabolism, several potential biomarkers related to the VDR , such as the rs2238135 (181, 182)
Evaluate Cold-Chain Shipping: Peptides degrade in heat
Relationship between gut microbiota and thyroid function: A two-sample Mendelian randomization study
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