Iron metabolism in obesity: how interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of Trace Elements …, 2015 - Elsevier
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
Iron metabolism in obesity: how interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of trace …, 2015 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
[引用][C] Iron metabolism in obesity: How interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of Trace …, 2015 - cir.nii.ac.jp
Iron metabolism in obesity: How interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere
with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic mechanisms of energy storage and …
with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic mechanisms of energy storage and …
Iron metabolism in obesity: how interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of Trace …, 2014 - europepmc.org
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
Iron metabolism in obesity: How interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of Trace …, 2015 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
[引用][C] Iron metabolism in obesity: How interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - J Trace Elem Med …, 2015 - mediatum.ub.tum.de
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Iron metabolism in obesity: how interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons, K Schümann - 2015 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
Iron metabolism in obesity: How interaction between homoeostatic mechanisms can interfere with their original purpose. Part I: Underlying homoeostatic mechanisms …
C Becker, M Orozco, NW Solomons… - Journal of Trace Elements …, 2015 - infona.pl
Adipose tissue plasticity mediated by inflammation is an important evolutionary achievement
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …
to survive seasonal climate changes. It permits to store excessive calories and to release …