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PSAMMOMYS OBESUS OF THE JERUSALEM COLONY: A MODEL FOR NUTRITIONALLY INDUCED, NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES
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Eleazar Shafrir,
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April 1, 1993
Published Online: 1993-04
©2011 by Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.
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- CONTENTS
- EDITORIAL
- Obituary
- THE FAT SAND RAT: A QUINTESSENTIAL DESERT RODENT
- ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF THE FAT SAND RAT (PSAMMOMYS OBESUS) WHEN CONSUMING THE SALTBUSH, A TRIPLEX HALIMUS: A REVIEW
- MULTIMODALITY (AUDITORY, VISUAL AND SOMATOSENSORY) EVOKED POTENTIALS IN THE SAND RAT, PSAMMOMYS OBESUS
- MECHANISM OF HEAT ACCLIMATION INDUCED BRADYCARDIA IN THE SAND RAT
- DISTRIBUTION OF ATRIAL NATRIURETIC PEPTIDES IN THE SAND RAT (PSAMMOMYS OBESUS) IN COMPARISON TO THAT IN THE RAT
- THE EFFICIENCY OF SAND RAT METABOLISM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF OBESITY AND DIABETES
- EFFECT OF MIGLITOL AND ACARBOSE ON STARCH DIGESTION, DAILY PLASMA GLUCOSE PROFILES AND CATARACT FORMATION
- PSAMMOMYS OBESUS OF THE JERUSALEM COLONY: A MODEL FOR NUTRITIONALLY INDUCED, NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES
- THE METHODOLOGY FOR STUDYING COORDINATED CALCIUM CONCENTRATION CHANGES IN A PANCREATIC β CELL LINE
- PHOSPHATE LOAD AS THE EVOLUTIONARY DRIVING FORCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH FILTRATION RATE BASED EXCRETORY ORGAN: A HYPOTHESIS
- MECHANICAL AND METABOLIC PERFORMANCE OF THE RAT HEART: EFFECTS OF COMBINED STRESS OF HEAT ACCLIMATION AND SWIMMING TRAINING
Articles in the same Issue
- CONTENTS
- EDITORIAL
- Obituary
- THE FAT SAND RAT: A QUINTESSENTIAL DESERT RODENT
- ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF THE FAT SAND RAT (PSAMMOMYS OBESUS) WHEN CONSUMING THE SALTBUSH, A TRIPLEX HALIMUS: A REVIEW
- MULTIMODALITY (AUDITORY, VISUAL AND SOMATOSENSORY) EVOKED POTENTIALS IN THE SAND RAT, PSAMMOMYS OBESUS
- MECHANISM OF HEAT ACCLIMATION INDUCED BRADYCARDIA IN THE SAND RAT
- DISTRIBUTION OF ATRIAL NATRIURETIC PEPTIDES IN THE SAND RAT (PSAMMOMYS OBESUS) IN COMPARISON TO THAT IN THE RAT
- THE EFFICIENCY OF SAND RAT METABOLISM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF OBESITY AND DIABETES
- EFFECT OF MIGLITOL AND ACARBOSE ON STARCH DIGESTION, DAILY PLASMA GLUCOSE PROFILES AND CATARACT FORMATION
- PSAMMOMYS OBESUS OF THE JERUSALEM COLONY: A MODEL FOR NUTRITIONALLY INDUCED, NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DIABETES
- THE METHODOLOGY FOR STUDYING COORDINATED CALCIUM CONCENTRATION CHANGES IN A PANCREATIC β CELL LINE
- PHOSPHATE LOAD AS THE EVOLUTIONARY DRIVING FORCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH FILTRATION RATE BASED EXCRETORY ORGAN: A HYPOTHESIS
- MECHANICAL AND METABOLIC PERFORMANCE OF THE RAT HEART: EFFECTS OF COMBINED STRESS OF HEAT ACCLIMATION AND SWIMMING TRAINING
