Plasma alkylresorcinols reflect important whole-grain components of a healthy Nordic diet.
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M. Uusitupa | M. Savolainen | I. Thorsdottir | R. Landberg | K. Hermansen | K. Poutanen | M. Kolehmainen | U. Schwab | K. Herzig | U. Risérus | L. Cloetens | O. K. Magnusdottir | I. Gunnarsdottir | G. Önning | F. Rosqvist | L. Brader | B. Åkesson | S. Jonsdottir
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