Visfatin in adipocytes is upregulated by hypoxia through HIF1alpha-dependent mechanism.
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M. Matsuda | K. Segawa | Masaki Tanaka | S. Kihara | T. Funahashi | I. Shimomura | Kentaro Morita | R. Komuro | A. Fukuhara | Yasuhiko Nakagawa | N. Hosogai | Y. Okuno | Katsumori Segawa
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