The effect of sex steroids on insulin binding by target tissues in the rat.
@article{Ballejo1983TheEO, title={The effect of sex steroids on insulin binding by target tissues in the rat.}, author={Gustavo Ballejo and Tahia H. Saleem and F S Khan-dawood and John C. M. Tsibris and William N. Spellacy}, journal={Contraception}, year={1983}, volume={28 5}, pages={ 413-22 } }
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