Overfeeding Dairy Cattle During Late-Pregnancy Alters Hepatic PPARα-Regulated Pathways Including Hepatokines: Impact on Metabolism and Peripheral Insulin Sensitivity.

Overfeeding Dairy Cattle During Late-Pregnancy Alters Hepatic PPARα-Regulated Pathways Including Hepatokines: Impact on Metabolism and Peripheral Insulin Sensitivity.
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10.4137/grsb.s14116
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发表时间:
2014
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Gene regulation and systems biology
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通讯作者:
Loor JJ
Loor JJ
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作者:
Khan MJ;Jacometo CB;Graugnard DE;Corrêa MN;Schmitt E;Cardoso F;Loor JJ

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