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Effect of hypomagnesemia and cold exposure on tissue responsiveness to insulin in sheep given a low magnesium and high potassium diet
Hypomagnesemia in ruminants has been shown to be associated with cold stress and with altered insulin secretion and sensitivity. However, the relationship between hypomagnesemia and tissue responsiveness to insulin in ruminants exposed to cold environment is still unclear. The hyperinsulinemic eugly
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