The effect of trans-10,cis-12 conjugated linoleic acid on lipogenesis is tissue dependent in hamsters
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M. Portillo | V. Navarro | E. Simón | I. Churruca | F. Milagro | M. Macarulla | V. Rodríguez | A. Fernández-Quintela | A. Zabala
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