Transcriptional and phenotypic comparisons of Ppara knockout and siRNA knockdown mice
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Yudong D. He | Tom W. Reppen | R. Ulrich | P. Linsley | D. Lewis | J. Hagstrom | H. Herweijer | J. Wolff | P. Roesch | Xudong Dai | A. D. De Souza | Andy G. Spencer | A. Menzie | M. Caguyong | Sherri Bloomer | A. Menzie | Yudong He
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