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A transplant model to study the long term effects of apoprotein AI overexpression on large, complex atherosclerotic lesions in ApoE-deficient mice
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Main Authors:
Rong, J
,
Li, J
,
Dansky, H
,
Choudhury, R
,
Yodice, C
,
Fallon, J
,
Reis, E
,
Fisher, E
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Journal article
Published:
2000
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