Juçara pulp supplementation improves glucose tolerance in mice.

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Juçara pulp supplementation improves glucose tolerance in mice.

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A B Santamarina

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C M Oller do Nascimento

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D A de Miranda

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E B Ribeiro

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F P Silva

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J Carnier

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L M Oyama

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V V de Rosso

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10.1186/S13098-015-0122-4

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glycobiology

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