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Insulin-dependent regulation of insulin receptor concentrations: a direct demonstration in cell culture.

Author

Pierre De Meyts

1944 -

Published in: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America

Date of publication: January 1, 1974

Language: English

Main subject: preproinsulin

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The effect of fasting, diet, and actinomycin D on insulin secretion in the rat
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Radioreceptor assay of adrenocorticotropic hormone: new approach to assay of polypeptide hormones in plasma
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ACTH receptors in the adrenal: specific binding of ACTH-125I and its relation to adenyl cyclase
January 1, 1970

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Some Endocrine and Metabolic Aspects of Obesity
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Leydig cell function in men with gonadotrophin-producing testicular tumors
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Preparation and properties of iodinated angiotensins
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Angiotensin receptors
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Insulin receptors in the liver: specific binding of ( 125 I)insulin to the plasma membrane and its relation to insulin bioactivity
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Effect of Diet Composition on the Hyperinsulinemia of Obesity
December 1, 1971

Proliferation and differentiation of lymphoid cells: studies with human lymphoid cell lines and immunoglobulin synthesis
December 1, 1971

ACTH-receptor interaction in the adrenal: a model for the initial step in the action of hormones that stimulate adenyl cyclase
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Monoiodoinsulin: demonstration of its biological activity and binding to fat cells and liver membranes,Monoiodoinsulin: Demonstration of its biological activity and binding to fat cells and liver membranes
October 1, 1971

The relationship between the insulin-binding capacity of fat cells and the cellular response to insulin. Studies with intact and trypsin-treated fat cells
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Insulin receptor defect in insulin resistance: studies in the obese-hyperglycimic mouse
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Impairment of insulin binding to the fat cell plasma membrane in the obese hyperglycemic mouse
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Dissociation of the obesity-hyperinsulinism relationship following dietary restriction and hyperalimentation
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Mapping and migration of lymphocyte surface macromolecules
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Peptide hormone binding to receptors: a review of direct studies in vitro
January 1, 1973

Movement of lymphocyte surface antigens and receptors: the fluid nature of the lymphocyte plasma membrane and its immunological significance
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Relationship Between Fasting Plasma Insulin Level and Resistance to Insulin-Mediated Glucose Uptake in Normal and Diabetic Subjects

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Insulin Receptors in Human Circulating Lymphocytes: Application to the Study of Insulin Resistance in Man*
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Decreased binding of insulin to its receptors in rats with hormone induced insulin resistance
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Insulin-receptor interaction in the obese-hyperglycemic mouse. A model of insulin resistance

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