Exercise-Induced Changes in Glucose Metabolism Promote Physiological Cardiac Growth
Andrew Gibb(University of Louisville), Bradford G. Hill(University of Louisville), Paul N. Epstein(Power+Energy (United States)), Aruni Bhatnagar(American Heart Association), Lindsey A. McNally(MACOM (United States)), Patrick J. Trainor(MACOM (United States)), Yuting Zheng(MACOM (United States)), Michael T. Tseng(Northwestern University), Detlef Obal(University of Iowa), Daniel J. Conklin(University of Louisville), Steven P. Jones(University of Louisville), Jianxun Wang(University of Notre Dame), Kartik Katragadda(MACOM (United States)), Kenneth R. Brittian(MACOM (United States)), Shizuka Uchida(Aalborg University)
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