Human milk immunomodulatory proteins are related to development of infant body composition during the first year of lactation

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Human milk immunomodulatory proteins are related to development of infant body composition during the first year of lactation

Human milk immunomodulatory proteins are related to development of infant body composition during the first year of lactation

Author(s): Zoya Gridneva, Ching T. Lai, Alethea Rea, Wan J. Tie, Leigh C. Ward, Kevin Murray, Peter E. Hartmann, and Donna T. Geddes Journal: Pediatric Research 2020
Year: 2020

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