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Research from multiple sites and platforms contributes to the growing body of knowledge on these compounds and expands our understanding of cellular energy regulation, muscle physiology and metabolic adaptation mechanisms
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In biochemical and cellular research models, AOD9604 is used to investigate growth hormonerelated signalling pathways that are independent of classical GH receptor activation