Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism

Antagonistic Analogs of Growth Hormone-releasing Hormone: New Potential Antitumor Agents
pp. 383-391(9)
Authors: Schally A.V.; Varga J.L.

Signaling Mechanism of the AT2 Angiotensin II Receptor: Crosstalk between AT1 and AT2 Receptors in Cell Growth
pp. 391-396(6)
Authors: Horiuchi M.; Lehtonen J.Y.A.; Daviet L.

Mechanisms of Glucocorticoid-receptor-mediated Repression of Gene Expression
pp. 396-402(7)
Authors: Webster J.C.; Cidlowski J.A.

Multimeric Coactivator Complexes for Steroid/Nuclear Receptors
pp. 403-407(5)
Author: Freedman L.P.

Spatial Compartmentalization in the Regulation of Glucose Metabolism by Insulin
pp. 408-413(6)
Authors: Brady M.J.; Pessin J.E.; Saltiel A.R.

Real-time Analysis of Glucose Metabolism by Microscopy
pp. 413-417(5)
Authors: Piston D.W.; Knobel S.M.

Vitamin D and Hip Fracture
pp. 417-420(4)
Authors: Pfeifer M.; Minne H.W.

Are Referrals to Pediatric Endocrinologists a Thing of the Past? - Practical Algorithms in Pediatric Endocrinology, edited by Ze'ev Hochberg
pp. 423-424(2)
Author: Cavallo A.

Molecular Endocrinology - So Much, So Fast! - Molecular and Cellular Pediatric Endocrinology, edited by Stuart Handwerger
pp. 425-426(2)
Author: Rosenbloom A.L.

What Goldilocks Really Needed: A Guided Tour through the Deep, Dark Forest - Hormone Resistance Syndromes, edited by J. Larry Jameson
pp. 427-428(2)
Author: Kauffman R.P.

Is Nitric Oxide Important In Arthritis or Not? - Nitric Oxide in Bone and Joint Disease, edited by Mika V.J. Hukkanen, Julia M. Polak and Sean P.F. Hughes
pp. 428-429(2)
Author: Sakkas L.I.

All You Ever Wanted to Know about a Little Bit of Albumin - Microalbuminuria: Biochemistry, Epidemiology and Clinical Practice, by Peter H. Winocur and Sally M. Marshall
pp. 429-430(2)
Author: Goldfarb S.