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  • 41. Zinc and copper concentrations in human preterm milk.
    de Figueiredo CS, Palhares DB, Melnikov P, Moura AJ, dos Santos SC.
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  • 48. The influence of maternal factors on the concentration of vitamin A in mature breast milk.
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    Lauber E, Reinhardt M.
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  • 58. Relationship between maternal vitamins B2 and B6 status and the levels of these vitamins in milk at different stages of lactation. A study in a low-income group of Indian women.
    Bamji MS, Prema K, Jacob CM, Ramalakshmi BA, Madhavapeddi R.
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  • 60. Postpartum folic acid supplementation of adolescents: impact on maternal folate and zinc status and milk composition.
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