LLL 44-1 Micronutrients in clinical nutrition: Trace Elements
Authors:
- Alan ShenkinAlan Shenkin
- Nawfel Ben-HamoudaNawfel Ben-Hamouda
- Karin AmreinKarin Amrein
- Michael P. CasaerMichael P. Casaer
- Angélique de ManAngélique de Man
- Oguzhan S. DizdarOguzhan S. Dizdar
- Kursat GundoganKursat Gundogan
- Hanna-Liis LeppHanna-Liis Lepp
- Serge RezziSerge Rezzi
- Arthur Rh. van ZantenArthur Rh. van Zanten
- Mette M. BergerMette M. Berger
Open Access
- 17 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Clinical Nutrition ESPEN
- Vol. 61, 369-376
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