Selenoprotein-Deficient Transgenic Mice Exhibit Enhanced Exercise-Induced Muscle Growth
Troy A. Hornberger(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Alan M. Diamond(Chicago Department of Public Health), Jori K Leszczynski(University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus), Phyllis E. Bowen(University of Illinois Chicago), Karyn A. Esser(University of Florida), Mohamed E. Moustafa(National Institutes of Health), Honglin Hou(University of Illinois Chicago), Eun‐Sun Hwang(University of Illinois Chicago), Ruth R. Jameson(University of Illinois Chicago), Bradley A. Carlson(National Cancer Institute), Dolph L. Hatfield(Northwestern University), Thomas J. McLoughlin(University of Illinois Chicago), Dustin Armstrong
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