Caloric restriction mimetics: metabolic interventions.
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J. Halter | R. Weindruch | R. Floyd | G. Roth | Arlan Richardson | A. Richardson | J. Carney | R. Feuers | S. Spindler | K. Keenan | J. Ramsey | G. Fernandes | K. P. Keenan | Gabriel Fernandes
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