Impaired Intracellular Energetic Communication in Muscles from Creatine Kinase and Adenylate Kinase (M-CK/AK1) Double Knock-out Mice*
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Edwin Janssen | Andre Terzic | A. Terzic | B. Wieringa | P. Dzeja | Petras P Dzeja | Bé Wieringa | Edwin Janssen
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