Sphingolipids are required for efficient triacylglycerol loss in conjugated linoleic Acid treated adipocytes.

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Michael Fromm

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Apoptosis of human abdominal preadipocytes before and after differentiation into adipocytes in culture.

High efficiency lipid-based siRNA transfection of adipocytes in suspension.

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