Design and implementation of a cross-sectional nutritional phenotyping study in healthy US adults
Lacey M. Baldiviez(Agricultural Research Service), Charles B. Stephensen(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Melissa Zerofsky(Agricultural Research Service), Liping Huang(Foshan University), Daniel Hwang(United States Department of Agriculture), Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), John W. Newman(National Institutes of Health), Ellen L. Bonnel(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Dustin J. Burnett(Agricultural Research Service), Lindsay H. Allen(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Leslie R. Woodhouse(Agricultural Research Service), Kevin D. Laugero(Agricultural Research Service)
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