BAIBA Does Not Regulate UCP-3 Expression in Human Skeletal Muscle as a Response to Aerobic Exercise.

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BAIBA Does Not Regulate UCP-3 ...... Response to Aerobic Exercise.

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Alejandro Ramirez

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Darryn S Willoughby

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Flor E Morales

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Ian G Anthony

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Jeffrey S Forsse

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Mike Spillane

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Paul S Hwang

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Peter W Grandjean

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Sarah K McKinley-Barnard

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Thomas L Andre

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10.1080/07315724.2016.1256240

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Grant Tinsley

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