No association of natural killer cell number and function in peripheral blood with overweight/obesity and metabolic syndrome in a cohort of young women
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R. Draenert | J. Seissler | M. Rottenkolber | A. Lechner | C. Gar | Louise U Fueessl | J. Keilen | Anna Joseph | A. Joseph
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