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Insulin resistance syndrome: defective GABA neuromodulation as a possible hereditary pathogenetic factor (the 'GABA hypothesis').

scientific article published in April 1993

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Insulin resistance syndrome: defective GABA neuromodulation as a possible hereditary pathogenetic factor (the 'GABA hypothesis'). (English)

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Blasi C

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Jeanrenaud B

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1 April 1993

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197-206

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10.1016/0306-9877(93)90041-N

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