Metabolic depression during warm torpor in the Golden spiny mouse (Acomys russatus) does not affect mitochondrial respiration and hydrogen peroxide release.
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Gerhard Heldmaier | G. Heldmaier | M. Jastroch | C. Exner | Martin Jastroch | Kirsten Grimpo | Cornelia Exner | Maria Kutschke | Carola W. Meyer | Maria Kutschke | Anja Kastl | C. Meyer | Anja Kastl | Kirsten Grimpo
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