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bibliographicCitation	Lin HC, Paul CR, Kuo CH, Chang YH, Chen WS, Ho TJ, Day CH, Viswanadha VP, Tsai Y, Huang CY. IGF IIRα-triggered pathological manifestations in the heart aggravate renal inflammation in STZ-induced type-I diabetes rats. Aging (Albany NY). 2021 Jul 07;13(13):17536–47. PMID: 34233296; PMCID: PMC8312445.
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