Beta-adrenergic activity preserves GLUT4 protein in glycolytic fibers in fasting.

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Beta-adrenergic activity preserves GLUT4 protein in glycolytic fibers in fasting.

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Beta-adrenergic activity preserves GLUT4 protein in glycolytic fibers in fasting.

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Beta-adrenergic activity preserves GLUT4 protein in glycolytic fibers in fasting.

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Ana Barbara Teixeira Alves-Wagner

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Helayne Soares De Freitas

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Patricia Monteiro Seraphim

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Paula Bargi De Souza

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Rosana Cristina Tieko Mori

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Ubiratan Fabres Machado

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10.1002/MUS.21359

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