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A new consensus error grid to evaluate the clinical significance of inaccuracies in the measurement of blood glucose by PARKES, J. L, SLATIN, S. L, PARDO, S, GINSBERG, B. H

“…A new consensus error grid to evaluate the clinical significance of inaccuracies in the measurement of blood glucose. J L Parkes , S L Slatin , S Pardo and B H…”
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Nonuniform regional sympathetic nerve responses to hyperinsulinemia in rats by Morgan, D A, Balon, T W, Ginsberg, B H, Mark, A L

“…The insulin hypothesis of hypertension proposes that hyperinsulinemia increases sympathetic nerve activity (SNA) and raises arterial pressure. The goals of…”
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An overview of minimally invasive technologies by Ginsberg, B H

“…Self-measurement of blood glucose is an integral part of diabetes mellitus therapy. As many as 65% of diabetic people (4-5 million people) perform some degree…”
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role of technology in diabetes therapy by Ginsberg, B.H

“…This decade will bring major changes to the therapy of diabetes. New drugs are likely to include monomeric insulins, fatty-acid-oxidation inhibitors,…”
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Lipid effects on the binding properties of a reconstituted insulin receptor by GOULD, R. J, GINSBERG, B. H, SPECTOR, A. A

“…The turkey erythrocyte membrane insulin receptor was solubilized and reconstituted into vesicles composed of either soy or dimyristoyl phosphatidylcholine…”
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The kinetics of insulin administration by insulin pens by Ginsberg, B H, Parkes, J L, Sparacino, C

“…Insulin pens deliver insulin more slowly than syringes because of compressible elements of the insulin cartridges, especially air bubbles. The time required…”
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Ethanolamine metabolism in cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells by LIPTON, B. A, DAVIDSON, E. P, GINSBERG, B. H, YOREK, M. A

“…The role of extracellular ethanolamine in phospholipid synthesis was examined in cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells. Serine and ethanolamine were both…”
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Protamine-induced fatal anaphylaxis. Prevalence of antiprotamine immunoglobulin E antibody by Sharath, M D, Metzger, W J, Richerson, H B, Scupham, R K, Meng, R L, Ginsberg, B H, Weiler, J M

“…Protamine is used widely to reverse the anticoagulant effects of heparin and to delay the absorption of insulin. Although adverse reactions to protamine are…”
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Effect of the membrane lipid environment on the properties of insulin receptors by Ginsberg, B H, Brown, T J, Simon, I, Spector, A A

“…We have altered the fatty acid composition of the Friend erythroleukemia cells and studied the effect on the binding parameters of the insulin receptor. Cells…”
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Amino acid and putative neurotransmitter transport in human Y79 retinoblastoma cells. Effect of insulin and insulin-like growth factor by Yorek, M A, Dunlap, J A, Ginsberg, B H

“…The binding of insulin and insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) and their effect on amino acid and neurotransmitter transport was studied in cultured human Y79…”
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Insulin-induced desensitization at the receptor and postreceptor level in mitogen-activated human T-lymphocytes by ERCOLANI, L, HSIN LEE LIN, GINSBERG, B. H

“…Human T-lymphocytes activated by phytohemagglutin acquire insulin receptors in culture. Saturation analysis of insulin-binding activity in the presence of…”
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The FDA panel advises approval of the first continuous glucose sensor by Ginsberg, B H

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Effect of ethanolamine on choline uptake and incorporation into phosphatidylcholine in human Y79 retinoblastoma cells by Yorek, M A, Dunlap, J A, Spector, A A, Ginsberg, B H

“…The effect of physiological concentrations of ethanolamine on choline uptake and incorporation into phosphatidylcholine was investigated in human Y79…”
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Ethanolamine and choline transport in cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells by Lipton, B A, Yorek, M A, Ginsberg, B H

“…The transport of the polar head groups, ethanolamine and choline, was examined in cultured bovine aortic endothelial cells. Both ethanolamine and choline are…”
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Mitogenic activity of glia maturation factor. Interaction with insulin and insulin-like growth factor-II by Lim, R, Miller, J F, Hicklin, D J, Holm, A C, Ginsberg, B H

“…The mitogenic activity of glia maturation factor (GMF) was tested on sparse-cultured cells. GMF stimulates the growth rate of normal astroblasts and…”
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Rapid transport of biologically intact insulin through cultured endothelial cells by Dernovsek, K D, Bar, R S, Ginsberg, B H, Lioubin, M N

“…Mono A14-[125I]-iodoinsulin was incubated with cultured endothelial cells derived from bovine pulmonary arteries at physiologic conditions. The processing of…”
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Decrease in insulin receptors during Friend erythroleukemia cell differentiation by Ginsberg, B. H., Brown, T., Raizada, M.

“…Decrease in insulin receptors during Friend erythroleukemia cell differentiation. B H Ginsberg , T Brown and M Raizada Abstract The Friend erythroleukemia cell…”
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Comparison of insulin binding to cells of fed and fasted obese patients: results in erythrocytes and monocytes by Spanheimer, R G, Bar, R S, Ginsberg, B H, Peacock, M L, Martino, I

“…The erythrocyte (RBC) has received recent interest as a cell model to examine insulin receptor status in humans. In the present study we have compared the…”
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Modification of membrane physical properties, biological response and insulin binding in Friend cells by low serum concentration by Simon, I, Brown, T J, Ginsberg, B H

“…The effect of low serum concentration on plasma membrane fluidity and lipid composition, differentiation and insulin binding was investigated in three Friend…”
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The insulin receptor and insulin of the Atlantic hagfish. Extraordinary conservation of binding specificity and negative cooperativity in the most primitive vertebrate by Muggeo, M, Van Obberghen, E, Kahn, C R, Roth, J, Ginsberg, B H, De Meyts, B H, Emdin, S O, Falkmer, S

“…The North Atlantic hagfish, a cyclostome that is representative of the most primitive vertebrates still alive, diverged from the other vertebrates about 500…”
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