Fatty acid binding protein 3 is associated with peripheral arterial disease
Muzammil H. Syed(St. Michael's Hospital), Mohammad Qadura(St. Michael's Hospital), Hamzah Khan(St. Michael's Hospital), Rawand Abdin(McMaster University), John W. Eikelboom(King's College Hospital), Abdelrahman Zamzam(St. Michael's Hospital), Ori D. Rotstein(St. Michael's Hospital), Thomas L. Forbes, Krishna K. Singh(St. Michael's Hospital)
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