Vitamin D depletion does not affect key aspects of the preeclamptic phenotype in a transgenic rodent model for preeclampsia.
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H. Christesen | R. Dechend | C. Højskov | G. Sorensen | F. Herse | J. S. Jørgensen | L. B. Andersen | N. Haase | M. Golic | P. Fruekilde | L. Przybyl | F. von Versen-Höynck | G. Sørensen
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