Human adipose tissue is a putative direct target of daytime orexin with favorable metabolic effects: A cross‐sectional study
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A. Rudich | T. Sasaoka | T. Wada | O. Dukhno | N. Goldstein | Y. Gepner | N. Maixner | Y. Haim | I. Liberty | B. Kirshtein | H. Tsuneki | K. Kon | Kiyofumi Sato | N. Bhandarkar | Eleonora Aimaretti | E. Aimaretti
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