Unique metabolomic signature associated with hepatorenal dysfunction and mortality in cirrhosis
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L. Magder | H. Tighiouart | C. Coarfa | S. Seliger | C. Howell | R. Christenson | L. Inker | R. Mohney | N. Putluri | J. Raufman | M. Weir | S. Devaraj | A. Opekun | J. Goss | T. Dowling | D. Sheikh-Hamad | P. Jalal | W. Hutson | J. Vierling | A. L. Mindikoglu | G. Sood | Ayse L. Mindikoglu
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