Combination therapy with amylin and PYY(3–36) in diet-induced obese rats: A response surface analysis.
Jennifer Athanacio(Amplyx Pharmaceuticals (United States)), Jonathan D. Roth(Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey), Christine M. Mack, Todd Coffey, David G. Parkes(Amplyx Pharmaceuticals (United States))
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