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STUDIES ON TISSUE UPTAKE OF INSULIN IN MAN USING A DIFFERENTIAL IMMUNOASSAY FOR ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS INSULIN*

Ellis Samols, J. A. Ryder

Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1961 · 140 citations · 21 references

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Abstract

Preparation of insulin-I"31. Since a minute amount of insulin-I' serves as a tracer in the immunological sys- tem, it is essential to use a preparation with a high spe- cific activity so that the counting rate may be adequate.

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