Early insulin treatment prevents the loss of nitrergic neurons in the ileum and colon and restores altered gut motility in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats
Noelle A. Linke(University of Szeged), Tibor Wittmann(University of Szeged), F Izbéki(University of Szeged), A Rosztóczy(University of Szeged), Éva Fekete(University of Szeged), Nikolett Bódi(University of Szeged), J Lonovics(University of Szeged), Mária Bagyánszki(University of Szeged)
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