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Peptide hormones / Physiology / Cellular respiration / Exercise physiology / Adipose tissue / FGF21 / Thermogenesis / Thermogenin / Brown adipose tissue / Biology / Anatomy / Tissues
Peptide hormones
Physiology
Cellular respiration
Exercise physiology
Adipose tissue
FGF21
Thermogenesis
Thermogenin
Brown adipose tissue
Biology
Anatomy
Tissues

Diabetes Volume 63, February[removed]Jun Wu and Bruce M. Spiegelman

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