Cardiac peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-alpha activation causes increased fatty acid oxidation, reducing efficiency and post-ischaemic functional loss.
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K. Clarke | D. Severson | R. Berge | M. Hagve | E. Aasum | T. Larsen | T. Lund | A. Hafstad | A. M. Khalid
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