Excessive glucocorticoid-induced muscle MuRF1 overexpression is independent of Akt/FoXO1 pathway.

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Excessive glucocorticoid-induced muscle MuRF1 overexpression is independent of Akt/FoXO1 pathway.

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Excessive glucocorticoid-induc ...... ependent of Akt/FoXO1 pathway.

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Excessive glucocorticoid-induc ...... ependent of Akt/FoXO1 pathway.

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Excessive glucocorticoid-induc ...... ependent of Akt/FoXO1 pathway.

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Hai Lin

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Hong Chao Jiao

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Jing Jing Xiao

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Lei Liu

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Xiao Juan Wang

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10.1042/BSR20171056

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