Association of the FTO and ADRB2 genes with body composition and fat distribution in obese women
Authors:
- Anne RauhioARAnne Rauhio
- Kirsti Uusi-RasiKUKirsti Uusi-Rasi
- Seppo T. NikkariSNSeppo T. Nikkari
- Pekka KannusPKPekka Kannus
- Harri SievänenHSHarri Sievänen
- Tarja KunnasTKTarja Kunnas
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