Hyperleptinemia, visceral adiposity, and decreased glucose tolerance in mice with a targeted disruption of the histidine decarboxylase gene.
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A. Falus | A. Nagy | E. Buzás | L. Romics | K. Kovács | M. Kleiber | K. Hegyi | A. Földes | I. H. Miklós | A. Fülöp
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