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Activation of AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) inhibits protein synthesis: a potential strategy to prevent the development of cardiac hypertrophy

Author: Blair E.
Bolster D.R.
Browne G.J.
Browne G.J.
Browne G.J.
Chan A.Y.
Cheng S.W.
Cheung P.C.
Daniel T.
Diggle T.A.
Dubbelhuis P.F.
Dyck J.R.B.
Fingar D.C.
Frey N.
Gao G.
Gollob M.H.
Hardie D.G.
Hawley S.A.
Horman S.
Horman S.
Inoki K.
Isotani S.
Kimura N.
Knebel A.
Knebel A.
Kobayashi T.
Krause U.
Krymskaya V.P.
Kwiatkowski D.J.
Lorell B.H.
McLeod L.E.
Ponticos M.
Proud C.G.
Proud C.G.
Proud C.G.
Redpath N.T.
Redpath N.T.
Redpath N.T.
Richey P.A.
Stapleton D.
Stein S.C.
Sugden P.H.
Terada N.
Tian R.
van Slegtenhorst M.
Wang L.
Wang X.
Woods A.
Publication venue: 'Canadian Science Publishing'
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