Growth hormone and testosterone interact positively to enhance protein and energy metabolism in hypopituitary men.
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Growth hormone and testosterone interact positively to enhance protein and energy metabolism in hypopituitary men.
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Growth hormone and testosteron ...... tabolism in hypopituitary men.
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Growth hormone and testosteron ...... tabolism in hypopituitary men.
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A Margot Umpleby
James Gibney
Ken K Y Ho
Troels Wolthers
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10.1152/AJPENDO.00483.2004
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2005-02-22T00:00:00Z