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Glucose levels dictate cell fate following oxidative stress exposure by regulation of the sirtuin 3/p53 pathway

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Poulsen, R., & Hulley, P. (2013). Glucose levels dictate cell fate following oxidative stress exposure by regulation of the sirtuin 3/p53 pathway. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUTRITION SOCIETY, 72(OCE4), E181–E181.

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Poulsen, R., and P. Hulley. “Glucose Levels Dictate Cell Fate Following Oxidative Stress Exposure by Regulation of the Sirtuin 3/p53 Pathway.” PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUTRITION SOCIETY, vol. 72, no. OCE4, 2013, pp. E181–E181.

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Poulsen, R, and P Hulley. 2013. “Glucose Levels Dictate Cell Fate Following Oxidative Stress Exposure by Regulation of the Sirtuin 3/p53 Pathway.” PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUTRITION SOCIETY 72 (OCE4): E181–E181.
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Journal:: PROCEEDINGS OF THE NUTRITION SOCIETY More from this journal
Volume:: 72
Issue:: OCE4
Pages:: E181-E181
Publication date:: 2013-01-01
DOI:: 10.1017/S0029665113002061
EISSN:: 1475-2719
ISSN:: 0029-6651

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