Anzai, Keizo

Etou, Takashi

Irie, Shin

Kimura, Miyuki

Kiyonaga, Akira

Kono, Shinya

Kumahara, Hideaki

Matono, Sakiko

Tanaka, Hiroaki

Tobina, Takuro

Tsukikawa, Hiroshi

Yoshimura, Eiichi

Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity : Targets and Therapy

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Eiichi Yoshimura

Hideaki Kumahara

Takuro Tobina

Sakiko Matono

Akira Kiyonaga

Miyuki Kimura

Hiroshi Tsukikawa

Shinya Kono

Takashi Etou

S Irie

Keizo Anzai

Hiroaki Tanaka

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