Associations between polymorphisms in the mitochondrial uncoupling proteins (UCPs) with T2DM.
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H. Shin | B. Oh | K. Park | Y. Cho | Jihyun Song | B. Park | H. Ryu | Hye-Ja Lee | J. Y. Kim
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