Impact of diet-induced obesity in male mouse reproductive system: The role of advanced glycation end product–receptor for advanced glycation end product axis
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A. Papavassiliou | P. Korkolopoulou | G. Levidou | N. Kavantzas | E. Diamanti-Kandarakis | D. Mitropoulos | I. Vlachos | D. Perrea | C. Piperi | Dimitrios P Moschonas | E. Trigka | C. Arapostathi
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