Modification of adipogenesis and oxidative stress by quercetin: positive or negative impact on adipose tissue metabolism of obese diabetic Zucker rats?
Katarína Kršková(Institute of Experimental Endocrinology of the Slovak Academy of Sciences), Štefan Zórad(Slovak Academy of Sciences)
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