Effects of pharmacological inhibition of NADPH oxidase or iNOS on pro-inflammatory cytokine, palmitic acid or H2O2-induced mouse islet or clonal pancreatic β-cell dysfunction
Marta Michalska(Medical University of Lodz), Philip Newsholme(Curtin University)
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