APPL1 binds to adiponectin receptors and mediates adiponectin signalling and function
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Feng Liu | F. Liu | Lily Q. Dong | Qichen Fang | Christine Y. Christ-Roberts | R. Kim | Fresnida J. Ramos | Xuming Mao | Chintan K. Kikani | Paul Langlais | X. Mao | R. A. Riojas | P. Langlais | Lixin Wang | F. Ramos | Q. Fang | C. Christ-Roberts | Jenny Y. Hong | Ramon A. Riojas | Lixin Wang | Ryang-Yeo Kim | Feng Liu | L. Dong
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