Increased Insulin Resistance and Glucagon Levels in Mild/Inactive Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Patients Despite Normal Glucose Tolerance

Miyake, Cintia N. H; Gualano, Bruno; Dantas, Wagner S; Pereira, Renato T; Neves, William; Zambelli, Vanessa Olzon; Shinjo, Samuel K; Pereira, Rosa M; Silva, Elizabeth R; Sa-Pinto, Ana Lucia; Borba, Eduardo; Roschel, Hamilton; Bonfa, Eloisa; Benatti, Fabiana B.
Arthrit. Care Res. ; 70(1): p. 114-124, 2018.
Artigo Inglês | SES-SP, SES SP - Instituto Butantan, SES-SP | ID: but-ib14993

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