Higher leptin levels in Asian Indians than in Creole and Caucasians a potential explanation to increased metabolic risk; data from Mauritius and Northern Sweden

Lilja, M; Eliasson, M; Stegmayr, B; Olsson, T; Zimmet, P; Shaw, JE; Cameron, Adrian; Pauvaday, K; Tuomilehto, J; Alberti, G; Soderberg, S

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Higher leptin levels in Asian Indians than in Creole and Caucasians a potential explanation to increased metabolic risk; data from Mauritius and Northern Sweden

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posted on 2024-06-03, 13:55 authored by M Lilja, M Eliasson, B Stegmayr, T Olsson, P Zimmet, JE Shaw, Adrian CameronAdrian Cameron, K Pauvaday, J Tuomilehto, G Alberti, S Soderberg

Higher leptin levels in Asian Indians than in Creole and Caucasians a potential explanation to increased metabolic risk; data from Mauritius and Northern Sweden

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DIABETOLOGIA

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51

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S177-S177

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0012-186X

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