Anti-GAD antibodies in Chinese patients with youth and adult-onset IDDM and NIDDM

A. C. Thai(National University of Singapore), W. Y. Ng(National University of Singapore), Kah-Yin Loke(National University of Singapore), W. Robert Lee(Singapore General Hospital), K. F. Lui(National University of Singapore), J. S. Cheah(National University of Singapore)

Diabetologia

November 25, 1997

10.1007/s001250050845

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