Transport of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids in preterm infant plasma is dominated by phosphatidylcholine.

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Transport of long-chain polyun ...... inated by phosphatidylcholine.

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Anna Shunova

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Christian F Poets

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Christine Bleeker

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Christoph Maas

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Erwin Schleicher

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Julia Vek

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Michaela Mathes

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preterm infant

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phosphatidylcholines