Plasma choline in normal newborns, infants, toddlers, and in very-low–birth-weight neonates requiring total parenteral nutrition
Authors:
- Mir SohelMSMir Sohel
- Adib MoukarzelAMAdib Moukarzel
- Deborah BryantDBDeborah Bryant
- Richard SchanlerRSRichard Schanler
- Mohammed AwalMAMohammed Awal
- Pam BurnsPBPam Burns
- Karen DormanKDKaren Dorman
- Michael BelfortMBMichael Belfort
- Donald J JendenDJDonald J Jenden
- Donna KillipDKDonna Killip
- Margareth RochMRMargareth Roch
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