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June 1, 2013Cell ReportsOpen Access

Nontelomeric Role for Rap1 in Regulating Metabolism and Protecting against Obesity

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FYFrank YeungNew York UniversityCRCristina M. RamírezIMDEA FoodPMPedro A. Mateos‐GómezUniversidad de Alcalá

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