Demographic, lifestyle, and genetic determinants of circulating concentrations of 25-hydroxyvitamin D and vitamin D-binding protein in African American and European American women.

Demographic, lifestyle, and genetic determinants of circulating concentrations of 25-hydroxyvitamin D and vitamin D-binding protein in African American and European American women.
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10.3945/ajcn.116.143248
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2017-06
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The American journal of clinical nutrition
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S. Yao;C. Hong;E. Bandera;Qianqian Zhu;Song Liu;T. Cheng;G. Zirpoli;S. Haddad;K. Lunetta;E. Ruiz-Narváez;S. McCann;M. Troester;L. Rosenberg;J. Palmer;A. Olshan;C. Ambrosone
S. Yao;C. Hong;E. Bandera;Qianqian Zhu;Song Liu;T. Cheng;G. Zirpoli;S. Haddad;K. Lunetta;E. Ruiz-Narváez;S. McCann;M. Troester;L. Rosenberg;J. Palmer;A. Olshan;C. Ambrosone
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S. Yao;C. Hong;E. Bandera;Qianqian Zhu;Song Liu;T. Cheng;G. Zirpoli;S. Haddad;K. Lunetta;E. Ruiz-Narváez;S. McCann;M. Troester;L. Rosenberg;J. Palmer;A. Olshan;C. Ambrosone

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