The p21-activated kinase (PAK1) is involved in diet-induced beta cell mass expansion and survival in mice and human islets

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RT @DiabetologiaJnl: PAK1 deficiency is a potential underlying element of susceptibility for pre- and type2 diabetes https://t.co/j8C0SttOIZ

RT @DiabetologiaJnl: PAK1 deficiency is a potential underlying element of susceptibility for pre- and type2 diabetes https://t.co/j8C0SttOIZ

PAK1 deficiency is a potential underlying element of susceptibility for pre- and type2 diabetes https://t.co/j8C0SttOIZ

PAK1 deficiency is a potential underlying element of susceptibility for pre- and type2 diabetes https://t.co/j8C0SttOIZ

PAK1 deficiency is a potential underlying element of susceptibility for pre- and type2 diabetes https://t.co/j8C0SttOIZ

RT @PancreaticCell: PAK1 Is Involved in Diet-Induced Beta Cell Expansion & Survival in Islets @cityofhope @iumedschool https://t.co/RngRjjb…

PAK1 Is Involved in Diet-Induced Beta Cell Expansion & Survival in Islets @cityofhope @iumedschool https://t.co/RngRjjbzJF