Inhibition of insulin-induced adiposis

Details Inhibition of insulin-induced adiposis Inhibition of insulin-induced adiposis

1994-05-13

1996-03-05

Killos, Paul J.

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ABSTRACT:
The invention features methods of treating insulin-induced obesity, weight gain, and other conditions associated with hyperinsulinemia.

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