Are IL18RAP gene polymorphisms associated with body mass regulation? A cross-sectional study
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F. Chaves | R. Cortes | S. Martínez-Hervás | J. Real | J. Martín-Escudero | G. de Marco | J. Ascaso | G. Rojo | A. García-García | V. González-Albert | C. Pérez-Soriano | Vanesa Martínez-Barquero | Victoria Adam-Felici | J. Martín‐Escudero
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