Musolino M, Roumeliotis A, Roumeliotis S et al. · International urology and nephrology · PMID 42126770
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“Ηigher urinary MOTS-c was linked to lower systemic oxidative stress, suggesting a potential protective role, and associated with greater arterial stiffness, potentially reflecting a compensatory…”
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