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Acute elevation of plasma free fatty acids reduces aortic distensibility

Acute elevation of plasma free fatty acids reduces aortic distensibility

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Main Authors: Rider, O, Emmanuel, Y, Clarke, K, Neubauer, S
Format: Conference item
Published: 2008
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