Exercise training delineates the importance of B-cell dysfunction to the glucose intolerance of human aging.
Steven E. Kahn(VA Puget Sound Health Care System), Itamar B. Abrass(University of Washington Medical Center), James C Beard(University of Washington), Jon Stratton(University of South Australia), M. Cerqueira(University of Washington Medical Center), Kevin C. Cain(University of Washington), V. Larson(University of Washington Medical Center), R. S. Schwartz(University of Washington), Gilbert W. Fellingham(University of Washington)
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