Lower hepatic lipid in human adenovirus 36 infection may underlie the favorable cardio-metabolic profile

Nikhil Dhurandhar, A K Gupta, E J Dhurandhar, H Kirk-Ballard, F L Greenway, M M McGlone, W T Johnson

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Dhurandhar, N., Gupta, A. K., Dhurandhar, E. J., Kirk-Ballard, H., Greenway, F. L., McGlone, M. M., & Johnson, W. T. (2010). Lower hepatic lipid in human adenovirus 36 infection may underlie the favorable cardio-metabolic profile. Obesity, S144. (Poster).

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