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May 18, 2005Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

ERK1/2-dependent Activation of Transcription Factors Required for Acute and Chronic Effects of Glucose on the Insulin Gene Promoter

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MLMichael C. LawrenceBaylor Scott & White HealthKMKathleen McGlynnThe University of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterBPByung Hyun ParkKumoh National Institute of Technology

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