IGF-I and vanadate stimulate Na/P i -cotransport in OK cells by increasing type II Na/P i -cotransporter protein stability
Andreas Werner Jehle(ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences), Heini Murer, Eleanor D. Lederer(University of Louisville), Reto Krapf(Psychiatry Baselland), Jürg Biber(University of Zurich), Judith Forgo
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