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Evidence for the Existence of Insulin-Degrading Enzyme on the Brush-Border Membranes of Rat Enterocytes

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Chang, LL., Bai, J.P.F. Evidence for the Existence of Insulin-Degrading Enzyme on the Brush-Border Membranes of Rat Enterocytes. Pharm Res 13, 801–803 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016024322209

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