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Characterization and cloning of a cDNA encoding an adipocyte-specific membrane protein

Creator:

Killefer, John

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The accumulation of excessive fat is a serious concern in both the livestock production and human health fields. Obesity is a condition of excessive energy storage in the form of body fat ( triacylglycerols ). The cellular basis for obesity is not yet understood but numerous factors have been suggested....

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Dissertation

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of Philosophy in Animal Science presented on November 21, 1990. Title: Characterization and Cloning
Positive and negative regulators of adipocyte differentiation in primary culture

Creator:

Suryawan, Agus

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Dissertation

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Philosophy in Animal Science presented on August 17, 1995. Title: Positive and Negative Regulators of
Characterization of a cDNA encoding a procine adipocyte membrane protein

Creator:

Vergin, Kevin L.

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In recent years, the general public has recognized the dangers of a high fat diet and are demanding meat with lower fat content. This demand has stimulated research in the growth and regulation of adipocytes. However, despite much effort, no adipocyte-specific plasma membrane markers from any species are available as...

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Masters Thesis

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Animal Science presented on May 2, 1997. Title: Characterization of a cDNA Encoding a Porcine Adipocyte
Regulation of 3T3-L1 preadipocyte differentiation in culture

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Chen, Chu-liang, 1961-

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Dissertation

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Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science presented on June 11, 1996. Title: Regulation of 3T3-L1
Site-directed mutagenesis of chicken ovalbumin upstream promoter transcription factor I (COUP-TFI) in different functional domain

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Wang, Zhaohong

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Masters Thesis

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Zhaohong Wang for the degree of Master of Science in Animal Science presented on August, 1997. Title