Supplementary Table 2: <b>Impact of excess activin A on the lipids, metabolites, and steroids of adult mouse</b><b>reproductive organs</b>

Table S2: Differentially abundant lipids of the InhaKO testis. Lipids identified to be significantly higher or lower in relative abundance in the InhaKO testes vs WT. Fold change &gt; 1.5, P &lt; 0.05.

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2025-01-01
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TGF-β signaling in diseases
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Supplementary Table 2: Impact of excess activin A on the lipids, metabolites, and steroids of adult mousereproductive organs

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Supplementary Table 2: Impact of excess activin A on the lipids, metabolites, and steroids of adult mousereproductive organs

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Table S2: Differentially abundant lipids of the InhaKO testis. Lipids identified to be significantly higher or lower in relative abundance in the InhaKO testes vs WT. Fold change &gt; 1.5, P &lt; 0.05.

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