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Somewhat interesting research about IRS1 and IRS2

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  1. No, they're not Dr. Seuss-like twins from the Internal Revenue Service, they are "Insulin Receptor
    Substrates". While the Joslin-based author, whose article will appear in the December 5 issue of
    _Science_, goes to great lengths to tell us what we *don't* know, he opines that the result of
    systemic stress may dramatically impact insulin resistance.

    The URL for an abstract from HHMI can be found at: hhmi.orgmwhite3.html .

    Jim
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  2. On Thu, 04 Dec 2003 14:00:35 -0600, "J.C. Hartmann" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    No, they're not Dr. Seuss-like twins from the Internal Revenue Service, they are "Insulin Receptor
    Substrates". While the Joslin-based author, whose article will appear in the December 5 issue of
    _Science_, goes to great lengths to tell us what we *don't* know, he opines that the result of
    systemic stress may dramatically impact insulin resistance.

    The URL for an abstract from HHMI can be found at: hhmi.orgmwhite3.html .

    Jim

    Seems reasonable to me.

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