Catch‐up fat in male adults induces low testosterone and consequently promotes metabolic abnormalities and cognitive impairment

Catch‐up fat in male adults induces low testosterone and consequently promotes metabolic abnormalities and cognitive impairment
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DOI:
10.1111/andr.13177
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发表时间:
2022-03
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影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
Xiaohuan Liu;Yi He;Qiao Zhang;T. Zeng;Jiaoyue Zhang;Jie Min;Shenghua Tian;Hantao Huang;Weidong Wang;Fangfang Dong;Ping Wang;Linwei Zhang;Zhenyu Shuang;Lulu Chen;Xiang Hu
Xiaohuan Liu;Yi He;Qiao Zhang;T. Zeng;Jiaoyue Zhang;Jie Min;Shenghua Tian;Hantao Huang;Weidong Wang;Fangfang Dong;Ping Wang;Linwei Zhang;Zhenyu Shuang;Lulu Chen;Xiang Hu
中科院分区:
医学2区
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作者:
Xiaohuan Liu;Yi He;Qiao Zhang;T. Zeng;Jiaoyue Zhang;Jie Min;Shenghua Tian;Hantao Huang;Weidong Wang;Fangfang Dong;Ping Wang;Linwei Zhang;Zhenyu Shuang;Lulu Chen;Xiang Hu

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