Insulin-regulated hepatic gluconeogenesis through FOXO1–PGC-1α interaction
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Bruce M. Spiegelman | Jerry Donovan | Francesco Oriente | P. Puigserver | B. Spiegelman | D. Accili | Jerry Donovan | J. Rhee | C. J. Walkey | Y. Kitamura | F. Oriente | J. Altomonte | Hengjiang Dong | J. C. Yoon | Domenico Accili | Pere Puigserver | James Rhee | Christopher J. Walkey | J. Cliff Yoon | Yukari Kitamura | Jennifer Altomonte | Hengjiang Dong | C. Walkey | James Rhee | J. Yoon
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