Protein restriction does not affect body temperature pattern in female mice.

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Protein restriction does not affect body temperature pattern in female mice.

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Protein restriction does not affect body temperature pattern in female mice.

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Protein restriction does not affect body temperature pattern in female mice.

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Protein restriction does not affect body temperature pattern in female mice

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Chihiro Koshimoto

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Goro A Kato

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Hiroki Shichijo

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Tetsuo Morita

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Toshihiro Takahashi

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10.1538/EXPANIM.17-0035

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