Enhanced Energy Metabolism Contributes to the Extended Life Span of Calorie-restricted Caenorhabditis elegans*
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Elayne Fivenson | Sudipto Saha | Zhaoyang Feng | Masaru Miyagi | Ao-Lin Hsu | S. Saha | Zhaoyang Feng | M. Miyagi | A. Hsu | T. Ching | R. Hanson | Chao Yuan | Tsui-Ting Ching | P. Hakimi | Richard W Hanson | Yiyuan Yuan | Parvin Hakimi | Chandra S Kadiyala | Hua Xu | Chao Yuan | Vennela Mullangi | Liwen Wang | Rob Ewing | Yiyuan Yuan | R. Ewing | Liwen Wang | Elayne M. Fivenson | C. S. Kadiyala | Vennela Mullangi | Hua Xu | Parvin Hakimi
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