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Long‐lived dwarf mice: are bile acids a longevity signal?

D Gems - Aging Cell, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …
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Long-lived dwarf mice: are bile acids a longevity signal?

D Gems - Aging cell, 2007 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …
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D Gems - 2007 - scholar.archive.org
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …
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[PDF][PDF] Long-lived dwarf mice: are bile acids a longevity signal?

D Gems - 2007 - ucl.ac.uk
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …
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[PDF][PDF] Long-lived dwarf mice: are bile acids a longevity signal?

D Gems - 2007 - Citeseer
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …

Long-lived dwarf mice: are bile acids a longevity signal?

D Gems - Aging Cell, 2007 - europepmc.org
Pathways that control aging act via regulated biochemical processes, among which
metabolism of xenobiotics (potentially harmful chemical agents encountered as …