Mechanism and Physiologic Significance of the Suppression of Cholesterol Esterification in Human Interstitial Fluid.

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Irina P Miller

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Mahmud N Nanjee

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Norman E Miller

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10.3389/FPHAR.2016.00216

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Waldemar L Olszewski

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