De novo lipogenesis predicts short-term body-composition response by bioelectrical impedance analysis to oral nutritional supplements in HIV-associated wasting

Rebecca Hoh; Andrew Pelfini; Richard A. Neese; Mary F. Chan; John P. Cello; Frederick O. Cope; Bonnie C Abbruzese; Ernie W Richards; Kecia Courtney; Marc Hellerstein

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De novo lipogenesis predicts short-term body-composition response by bioelectrical impedance analysis to oral nutritional supplements in HIV-associated wasting

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