MiR-33 Contributes to the Regulation of Cholesterol Homeostasis
Katey J. Rayner(University of Ottawa), Carlos Fernández‐Hernando(Yale University), Kathryn J. Moore(New York University), Alberto Dávalos(Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies), Norimasa Tamehiro(National Institute of Health Sciences), Edward A. Fisher(Mount Sinai Hospital), Yajaira Suárez(Yale University), Michael L. Fitzgerald(Culham Centre for Fusion Energy), Saj Parathath(New York University)
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