Mitophagy deficiency increases NLRP3 to induce brown fat dysfunction in mice
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David A. Bader | Sean M. Hartig | D. Moore | J. Park | Ki-Up Lee | In-kyu Lee | J. Hwang | Chul-Ho Lee | Jong-Seok Moon | Eun-Gyoung Hong | U. Kang | Jaeseok Han | Seung-Ho Heo | Seong Who Kim | E. Koh | Jung Eun Jang | M. Ko | Seung Eun Lee | In-Jeoung Baek | Jae Man Lee | Ji-Young Yun | J. E. Jang
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