1926
DOI: 10.1007/bf02625174
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Zur Frage des fermentativen Mechanismus der Insulinresistenz

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“…Minkowski, 1926;Rosenthal and Behrendt, 1926;Karelitz, Cohen and Le.ader, 1930]. Although it is possible to demonstrate this inactivation in vitro, it is by no means certain that the same occurs in the body.…”
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“…Minkowski, 1926;Rosenthal and Behrendt, 1926;Karelitz, Cohen and Le.ader, 1930]. Although it is possible to demonstrate this inactivation in vitro, it is by no means certain that the same occurs in the body.…”
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“…Still another suggestion advanced is that the products of the infection, such as toxins or trypsin (produced from pus or leucocytes), actually destroy or inactivate insulin [cf. Minkowski, 1926; Rosenthal and Behrendt, 1926;Karelitz, Cohen and Le.ader, 1930]. Although it is possible to demonstrate this inactivation in vitro, it is by no means certain that the same occurs in the body.…”
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