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Biology / Anatomy / Cell biology / Mitochondrial fusion / MFN2 / Skeletal muscle / Myocyte / Myogenesis / Myogenin / Insulin / Protein kinase / Mitochondrion
Date: 2016-01-06 06:20:58
Biology
Anatomy
Cell biology
Mitochondrial fusion
MFN2
Skeletal muscle
Myocyte
Myogenesis
Myogenin
Insulin
Protein kinase
Mitochondrion

Mitofusin 2 (Mfn2) – a switch to stop mitogenesis in insulin-dependent myogenesis in vitro

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