A Single Nucleotide Polymorphism in the Corticotropin Receptor Gene Is Associated With a Blunted Cortisol Response During Pediatric Critical Illness*
David S. Jardine(University of Washington), Jerry J. Zimmerman(Seattle Children's Hospital), Rick Harrison, John Berger(Children's National), Jay B. Dean(University of Utah), Carol Nicholson(National Institutes of Health), K.J.S. Anand(Stanford University), Mary J. Emond(Seattle Pacific University), Kathleen L. Meert(Central Michigan University), Joseph A. Carcillo(University of Pittsburgh), Douglas F. Willson(Virginia Commonwealth University), Christopher J. L. Newth(University of Southern California)
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