Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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scientific article published on 02 June 2011
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Metabolic disruptions induced by reduced ambulatory activity in free-living humans.
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Rikke Krogh-Madsen
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10.1152/JAPPLPHYSIOL.00478.2011
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2011-06-02T00:00:00Z