Selective Up-regulation of Fatty Acid Uptake by Adipocytes Characterizes Both Genetic and Diet-induced Obesity in Rodents*
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D. Stump | S.-L. Zhou | P. Berk | C. Kiang | M. Bradbury | X. Fan | Sheng-Li Zhou | Michael W. Bradbury | X. Fan
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