KMT5c modulates adipocyte thermogenesis by regulating Trp53 expression

KMT5c modulates adipocyte thermogenesis by regulating Trp53 expression
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10.1073/pnas.1922548117
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2020-08
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Qingwen Zhao;Zhe Zhang;Weiqiong Rong;Weiwei Jin;Linyu Yan;Wenfang Jin;Yingjiang Xu;Xuan Cui;Q. Tang;Dongning Pan
Qingwen Zhao;Zhe Zhang;Weiqiong Rong;Weiwei Jin;Linyu Yan;Wenfang Jin;Yingjiang Xu;Xuan Cui;Q. Tang;Dongning Pan
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作者:
Qingwen Zhao;Zhe Zhang;Weiqiong Rong;Weiwei Jin;Linyu Yan;Wenfang Jin;Yingjiang Xu;Xuan Cui;Q. Tang;Dongning Pan

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