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Abstract
These investigations were designed to evaluate the effect of excess glucose and sodium chloride on lipolysis in the isolated adipocyte under normal and modelled pathological conditions simulating the hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome.
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B. Paul Turpin, William C. Duckworth, Solomon S. Solomon
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