SIK2 regulates CRTCs, HDAC4 and glucose uptake in adipocytes
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A. Gormand | D. Campbell | E. Degerman | N. Morrice | M. Foretz | K. Sakamoto | O. Göransson | K. Stenkula | A. Fritzen | M. Ekelund | Emma Henriksson | Johanna Säll | Sebastian Wasserstrom | O. Göransson | Karin G. Stenkula | Olga Göransson | Amelie Gormand
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