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FGF21, energy expenditure and weight loss - How much brown fat do you need?
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FGF21, energy expenditure and weight loss - How much brown fat do you need?
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Leon Straub
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Christian Wolfrum
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September 2015
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Molecular Metabolism
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9
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605-9
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