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Kim: Recent Developments of Anti-diabetic Agents Undergoing 2 and 3 Phase Clinical Trials

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Fig. 1
Glucose transporters in the renal proximal tubule in normal individuals.
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Table 1
Examples of sodium/glucose cotransporter
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Table 2
Fatty acid repartitioning targets
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Table 3
The current status of preclinical and clinical progress of PPAR dual and pan agonists
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