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Ken Kubota

Harvard University

Also Known As

K Kubota, KEN KUBOTA, Ken KUBOTA, Ken Kubota

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Harvard UniversityTokyo Metropolitan Komagome Hospital
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Ken Kubota is an author at Harvard University specializing in physiology, medicine, and endocrinology.

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Medicine

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Diabetes

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Endocrinology

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Antithyroid and Goitrogenic Effects of Millet: Role of C-Glycosylflavones*

Eduardo Gaitán, R.D. Reichert, Sidney H. Ingbar,

The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism

1989

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Epidermal Growth Factor Stimulates Growth Hormone Secretion from Superfused Rat Adenohypophyseal Fragments

Hitoshi Ikeda, Tomoaki Mitsuhashi, Ken Kubota,

Endocrinology

1984

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Extracts and Auto-Oxidized Constituents of Certain Plants Inhibit the Receptor-Binding and the Biological Activity of Graves’ Immunoglobulins*

M. Aufmkolk, JONATHAN C. INGBAR, Ken Kubota,

Endocrinology

1985

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The Carbohydrate Moiety of Bovine Thyrotropin Is Essential for Full Bioactivity but Not for Receptor Recognition*

SYED M. AMIR, Ken Kubota, Donatella Tramontano,

Endocrinology

1987

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The Active Principles of Plant Extracts with Antithyrotropic Activity: Oxidation Products of Derivatives of 3,4-Dihydroxycinnamic Acid*

M. Aufmkolk, SYED M. AMIR, Ken Kubota,

Endocrinology

1985

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Role of Subunit Sialic Acid in Hepatic Binding, Plasma Survival Rate, and In Vivo Thyrotropic Activity of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin

Rudolf Hoermann, Ken Kubota, SYED M. AMIR

Thyroid

1993

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A case of silent 21‐hydroxylase deficiency with persistent adrenal insufficiency after removal of an adrenal incidentaloma

Shoichiro Nagasaka, Ken Kubota, Takashi Motegi,

Clinical Endocrinology

1996

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Hyponatremia in a Patient with Chronic Inflammatory Disease.

Tohru Murakami, Hana Matoba, Y. Kuga,

Internal Medicine

1998

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Contribution of a Missense Mutation (Trp64Arg) in .BETA.3-Adrenergic Receptor Gene to Multiple Risk Factors in Japanese Men with Hyperuricemia.

Hiroko Hayashi, Shoichiro Nagasaka, San‐e Ishikawa,

Endocrine Journal

1998

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