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New insights on the role of connexins and gap junctions channels in adipose tissue and obesity
Due to the inability to curb the excessive increase in the prevalence of obesity and over-weight, it is necessary to comprehend in more detail the factors involved in the pathophysiology and to appreciate more clearly the biochemical and molecular mechanisms of obesity. Thus, understanding the biolo
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