SELRC 2015 Talk: Role of muscle mTORC1 in obesity and metabolism
Seminar at the 2015 Southeast Lipid Research Conference in Stone Mountain, Georgia. This talk covers my lab's data on the role of muscle mTORC1 in regulating energy expenditure, insulin sensitivity and glycogen metabolism
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