Low-magnitude high-frequency vibration ameliorates high glucose-induced endothelial injury by restoring mitochondrial function via AMPK/mTOR pathway

Journal of Histotechnology · Published 2024-11-20 · DOI 10.1080/01478885.2024.2429855

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