I-FABP is higher in people with chronic HIV than elite controllers, related to sugar and fatty acid intake and inversely related to body fat in people with HIV
Lediya T. Cheru, Elli A. Park, Charles F. Saylor, Tricia H. Burdo, Kathleen V. Fitch, Sara Looby, Jeffrey Weiner, Jake A. Robinson, Jane Hubbard, Martin Torriani, Janet Lo
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