Novel genes on rat chromosome 10 are linked to body fat mass, preadipocyte number and adipocyte size
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M. Stumvoll | K. Krohn | P. Kovacs | M. Blüher | N. Klöting | I. Klöting | M. Kern | A. Weingarten | L. Turchetti
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