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A minimal model for hepatic fatty acid balance during fasting: Application to PPAR alpha-deficient mice

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Table 1: Summary of models obtained with the step-by-step procedure. The models predict variations in hepatic fatty acid (FA) composition during fasting.
Table 2: Fatty acid contents ( μ moles) in the liver of wild type or PPAR α knockout mice during fasting
Table 5: MSPE coefficient of variation and its decomposition in the model 1 predicting fatty acid composition in the liver of wild type or PPAR α knock out mice during fasting
Table 7: MSPE coefficient of variation and its decomposition in the model 3 predicting fatty acids composition in mouse liver during fasting
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