Autocrine C-peptide mechanism underlying INS1 beta cell adaptation to oxidative stress.

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Physiological effects and therapeutic potential of proinsulin C-peptide C-peptide antioxidant adaptive pathways in β cells and diabetes.

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Autocrine C-peptide mechanism underlying INS1 beta cell adaptation to oxidative stress.

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