Zinc levels of patients with a moderate to severe COVID-19 infection at hospital admission and after 4th days of ward hospitalization and their clinical outcome
Laura Rodelgo Jiménez, Arturo Corbatón Anchuelo, Pablo Matías Soler, Raúl Perales Muñoz, Manuel Fuentes Ferrer, Iñigo Sagastagoitia Fornie, Marina Gil Mosquera, Mercedes Martínez-Novillo González
Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, doi:10.1016/j.jtemb.2023.127200
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Authors' Contributions LRJ and ACA are responsible for conceiving and designing the study as well as data interpretation and preparation of the draft of the manuscript. ACA, LRJ, PMS, RPM and MGM participated actively in the development of the field study. MFF extracted the data and take responsibility together with LRJ and ACA for the integrity of the analyses. MMG and ISF participated in the design and development of the field studies. MMG participated in the critical revision and gave final approval of the manuscript to be published.
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