Dihydroceramide- and ceramide-profiling provides insights into human cardiometabolic disease etiology
Clemens Wittenbecher(Science for Life Laboratory), Matthias B. Schulze(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Fabiola Del Greco M(Eurac Research), Jan Krumsiek(Cornell University), Luke Johnston(Steno Diabetes Centers), Andrew A. Hicks(Amsterdam Neuroscience), Susanne Jäger(German Center for Diabetes Research), Fabian Eichelmann(German Center for Diabetes Research), Frank B. Hu(Harvard University), Rafael R. C. Cuadrat(German Center for Diabetes Research), Olga Kuxhaus(German Center for Diabetes Research), P Hoffman(University of Bonn), Marcela Prada(German Institute of Human Nutrition)
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