Metabolic profiling strategy for discovery of nutritional biomarkers: proline betaine as a marker of citrus consumption.
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Jeremiah Stamler | Elaine Holmes | Jeremy K Nicholson | Ian J. Brown | Paul Elliott | Queenie Chan | Sunil Kochhar | P. Elliott | J. Stamler | Q. Chan | J. Nicholson | E. Holmes | M. Bictash | I. Brown | S. Heinzmann | M. Dumas | S. Kochhar | Ian J Brown | Marc-Emmanuel Dumas | Magda Bictash | Silke S Heinzmann
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