Reduced Serum Vitamin D–Binding Protein Levels Are Associated With Type 1 Diabetes
Dustin Blanton(University of Florida), Mark A. Atkinson(University of Florida), Lindsey Bierschenk(University of Florida), Michael J. Haller(University of Florida), M. V. Prasad Linga‐Reddy(Augusta University Health), Clive Wasserfall(University of Florida), Jin‐Xiong She(China Three Gorges University), Hongjie Wang(Torrey Pines Institute For Molecular Studies), Michael Clare‐Salzler(Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital), Courtney Myhr(Florida International University), Desmond Schatz(University of Florida)
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