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Administration of recombinant human growth hormone normalizes GH-IGF1 axis and improves malnutrition-related disorders in patients with anorexia nervosa.

scientific article published on 6 March 2007

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Administration of recombinant human growth hormone normalizes GH-IGF1 axis and improves malnutrition-related disorders in patients with anorexia nervosa. (English)

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Kiyoshi Hashizume

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Satoru Suzuki

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http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/17339748

Ai Komatsu

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Kunihide Hiramatsu

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Jun-Ichiro Mori

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Masanori Yamazaki

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Teiji Takeda

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Tomoko Kakizawa

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Takahide Miyamoto

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Yoichi Koizumi

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Kazuo Ichikawa

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6 March 2007

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Endocrine Journal

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319-327

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10.1507/ENDOCRJ.K05-178

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