Nicholas Vierra publishes in Diabetes
Nicholas Vierra published a first-author paper in Diabetes: "The type-2 diabetes-associated K+ channel TALK-1 modulates beta-cell electrical excitability, 2nd-phase insulin secretion, and glucose homeostasis"
Nicholas Vierra published a first-author paper in Diabetes: "The type-2 diabetes-associated K+ channel TALK-1 modulates beta-cell electrical excitability, 2nd-phase insulin secretion, and glucose homeostasis"
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