PPAR‐α agonism improves whole body and muscle mitochondrial fat oxidation, but does not alter intracellular fat concentrations in burn trauma children
Melanie Cree‐Green(University of Colorado Boulder), Robert R. Wolfe(University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences), David N. Herndon(Joseph M. Still Research Foundation), Jennifer J. Zwetsloot(East Carolina University), Ricki Y. Fram(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Galveston), Asle Aarsland, Béatrice Morio(Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), Ting Qian, Bradley R. Newcomer(University of Alabama at Birmingham), G. Lynis Dohm(East Carolina University), Dayoung Sun(The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston)
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