445 PPARA GENE LEVEL DIFFERENTLY AFFECTS LIPID METABOLISM AND INFLAMMATION IN APOLIPOPROTEIN E2 KNOCK-IN MICE
Fanny Lalloyer(Inserm), Anne Tailleux(Inserm), Jonathan Vanhoutte(University Medical Center Groningen), Kristiaan Wouters(Maastricht University), Morgane Baron(University Medical Center Groningen), Ronit Shiri‐Sverdlov(Maastricht University), Bart Staels(Inserm), Marten H. Hofker(Maastricht University), Emmanuelle Vallez(Inserm)
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