Diet induced obesity alters muscle spindle afferent function in adult mice.

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Diet induced obesity alters muscle spindle afferent function in adult mice.

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Adam M Abtahie

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Adam M Cai

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Krystle N Shamai

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Lubayna S Elahi

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Martina Bremer

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Shreejit Padmanabhan

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0196832

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Katherine A Wilkinson

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