Comparative lipoprotein metabolism of myristate, palmitate, and stearate in normolipidemic men.
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J. Dalton | T. A. Hughes | D. Desiderio | M. Heimberg | E. Tolley | S. Hughes | X. Wang | H. Wilcox | E. Tolley
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