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Mecanismo de acción de la insulina. (Revisión)

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Mecanismo de acción de la insulina. (Revisión)
Introducción
Receptor de Insulina
Transducción intracelular de la señalización de la insulina
Finalización de la señal y mecanismos de retroalimentación negativos
Referencias

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