A mouse model of weight gain after nicotine withdrawal.

A mouse model of weight gain after nicotine withdrawal.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2021.12.064
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发表时间:
2021-12
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Katsushi Takeda;Daisuke Aotani;Yusuke Kuga;Tomoki Jinno;Tingting Guo;Kento Ogawa;Yuki Shimizu;Rei Hattori;Takashi Yagi;Hiroyuki Koyama;Shigenobu Matsumura;Hiromi Kataoka;Tomohiro Tanaka
Katsushi Takeda;Daisuke Aotani;Yusuke Kuga;Tomoki Jinno;Tingting Guo;Kento Ogawa;Yuki Shimizu;Rei Hattori;Takashi Yagi;Hiroyuki Koyama;Shigenobu Matsumura;Hiromi Kataoka;Tomohiro Tanaka
中科院分区:
生物学4区
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作者:
Katsushi Takeda;Daisuke Aotani;Yusuke Kuga;Tomoki Jinno;Tingting Guo;Kento Ogawa;Yuki Shimizu;Rei Hattori;Takashi Yagi;Hiroyuki Koyama;Shigenobu Matsumura;Hiromi Kataoka;Tomohiro Tanaka

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