Epigenetic regulation of hepatic Dpp4 expression in response to dietary protein.

Epigenetic regulation of hepatic Dpp4 expression in response to dietary protein.
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10.1016/j.jnutbio.2018.09.025
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2019
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The Journal of nutritional biochemistry
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S. Saussenthaler;M. Ouni;C. Baumeier;K. Schwerbel;P. Gottmann;S. Christmann;T. Laeger;A. Schürmann
S. Saussenthaler;M. Ouni;C. Baumeier;K. Schwerbel;P. Gottmann;S. Christmann;T. Laeger;A. Schürmann
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S. Saussenthaler;M. Ouni;C. Baumeier;K. Schwerbel;P. Gottmann;S. Christmann;T. Laeger;A. Schürmann

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