Impairment of primary cilia contributes to visceral adiposity of high fat diet‐fed mice

Impairment of primary cilia contributes to visceral adiposity of high fat diet‐fed mice
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10.1002/jcb.26253
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2018-02
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4
通讯作者:
Ni Qiu;Wei-jin Fang;Hong-Sheng Li;Zhi-min He;Zhou-sheng Xiao;Y. Xiong
Ni Qiu;Wei-jin Fang;Hong-Sheng Li;Zhi-min He;Zhou-sheng Xiao;Y. Xiong
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生物学2区
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作者:
Ni Qiu;Wei-jin Fang;Hong-Sheng Li;Zhi-min He;Zhou-sheng Xiao;Y. Xiong

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