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Ning, M., et al. “Determinants Of Cytochrome P450 2D6 Mrna Levels In Healthy Human Liver Tissue.”. Clinical And Translational Science, pp. 416-423.
Washington
Flaherty, S. E., et al. “A Lipase-Independent Pathway Of Lipid Release And Immune Modulation By Adipocytes.”. Science (New York, N.y.), pp. 989-993.
Columbia
Sun, E. W., et al. “Lipid Transporter Tmem24/C2Cd2L Is A Ca-Regulated Component Of Er-Plasma Membrane Contacts In Mammalian Neurons.”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America, pp. 5775-5784.
Yale
Lee, C. F., et al. “Targeting Nad Metabolism As Interventions For Mitochondrial Disease.”. Scientific Reports, p. 3073.
Washington
Scoville, E., et al. “Serum Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids Correlate With Serum Cytokines And Clinical Disease Activity In Crohn's Disease.”. Scientific Reports, p. 2882.
Vanderbilt
DeLalio, L. J., et al. “Constitutive Src-Mediated Phosphorylation Of Pannexin 1 At Tyrosine 198 Occurs At The Plasma Membrane.”. The Journal Of Biological Chemistry, pp. 6940-6956.
Washington
Harati, H., et al. “No Evidence Of A Causal Association Of Type 2 Diabetes And Glucose Metabolism With Atrial Fibrillation.”. Diabetologia, pp. 800-804.
Stanford
Grenell, A., et al. “Loss Of Mpc1 Reprograms Retinal Metabolism To Impair Visual Function.”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America, pp. 3530-3535.
Washington
Gong, J., et al. “Genetic Association And Transcriptome Integration Identify Contributing Genes And Tissues At Cystic Fibrosis Modifier Loci.”. Plos Genetics, p. e1008007.
JHU-UMD
Cakir, I., et al. “Leptin Receptor Signaling In Sim1-Expressing Neurons Regulates Body Temperature And Adaptive Thermogenesis.”. Endocrinology, pp. 863-879.
Michigan
Lind, L., et al. “Longitudinal Effects Of Aging On Plasma Proteins Levels In Older Adults - Associations With Kidney Function And Hemoglobin Levels.”. Plos One, p. e0212060.
Stanford
Ehrhardt, N., et al. “Adiposity-Independent Effects Of Aging On Insulin Sensitivity And Clearance In Mice And Humans.”. Obesity (Silver Spring, Md.), pp. 434-443.
Vanderbilt