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Pekrun, K., et al. “Using A Barcoded Aav Capsid Library To Select For Clinically Relevant Gene Therapy Vectors.”. Jci Insight.
Stanford
Chen, L., et al. “The Presence Of Two Reduced Function Variants In Cyp2C9 Influences The Acute Response To Glipizide.”. Diabetic Medicine : A Journal Of The British Diabetic Association.
Joslin
Semova, I., et al. “Type 1 Diabetes Is Associated With An Increase In Cholesterol Absorption Markers But A Decrease In Cholesterol Synthesis Markers In A Young Adult Population.”. Journal Of Clinical Lipidology, pp. 940-946.
Stanford
Cade, W. T., et al. “Myocardial Glucose And Fatty Acid Metabolism Is Altered And Associated With Lower Cardiac Function In Young Adults With Barth Syndrome.”. Journal Of Nuclear Cardiology : Official Publication Of The American Society Of Nuclear Cardiology.
WUSTL
Lee, L. T., et al. “Understanding The Dietary Habits Of Black Men With Diabetes.”. The Journal For Nurse Practitioners : Jnp, pp. 365-369.
UAB
Gómez-Banoy, N., et al. “Adipsin Preserves Beta Cells In Diabetic Mice And Associates With Protection From Type 2 Diabetes In Humans.”. Nature Medicine, pp. 1739-1747.
Yale
Davenport, B., et al. “Aging Boosts Antiviral Cd8+T Cell Memory Through Improved Engagement Of Diversified Recall Response Determinants.”. Plos Pathogens, p. e1008144.
Colorado
Evans, T. D., et al. “Tfeb Drives Pgc-1Α Expression In Adipocytes To Protect Against Diet-Induced Metabolic Dysfunction.”. Science Signaling.
WUSTL
Omotola, O., et al. “Estradiol Regulates Daily Rhythms Underlying Diet-Induced Obesity In Female Mice.”. American Journal Of Physiology. Endocrinology And Metabolism, pp. E1172-E1181.
WUSTL
Consortium, G. of G. in P. of A. D., et al. “Association Of Genetic Variants With Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma Among Individuals With African Ancestry.”. Jama, pp. 1682-1691.
UCSD-UCLA
Balliu, B., et al. “Genetic Regulation Of Gene Expression And Splicing During A 10-Year Period Of Human Aging.”. Genome Biology, p. 230.
Stanford
Ryba, D. M., et al. “Sphingosine-1-Phosphate Receptor Modulator, Fty720, Improves Diastolic Dysfunction And Partially Reverses Atrial Remodeling In A Tm-E180G Mouse Model Linked To Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy.”. Circulation. Heart Failure, p. e005835.
Chicago
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