Vitamin B6 deficiency with normal plasma levels of pyridoxal 5′-phosphate in perinatal hypophosphatasia
Authors:
- Michael P. WhyteMWMichael P. Whyte
- Jennifer D. MayJMJennifer D. May
- William H. McAlisterWMWilliam H. McAlister
- Katherine BurgenerKBKatherine Burgener
- Samuel R. CortezSCSamuel R. Cortez
- Raymond KreienkampRKRaymond Kreienkamp
- Olivia CastroOCOlivia Castro
- Rachel VerzolaRVRachel Verzola
- Ana Solis ZavalaAZAna Solis Zavala
- Christopher C. McPhersonCMChristopher C. McPherson
- Gary S. GottesmanGGGary S. Gottesman
- Karen L. EricsonKEKaren L. Ericson
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Foundation for Barnes-Jewish Hospital (71004)
- Shriners Hospitals for Children (71004)
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