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. 2018 Jul 15;198(2):267-270.
doi: 10.1164/rccm.201712-2398LE.

Trajectories and Early Determinants of Circulating CC16 from Birth to Age 32 Years

Jing Zhai  1 , Debra A Stern  1 , Duane L Sherrill  1 , Amber L Spangenberg  1 , Anne L Wright  1 , Wayne J Morgan  1 , Marilyn Halonen  1 , Fernando D Martinez  1 , Stefano Guerra  1   2
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Trajectories and Early Determinants of Circulating CC16 from Birth to Age 32 Years

Jing Zhai et al. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. .
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Figure 1.
Geometric means of serum CC16 concentrations from birth to age 32 years by sex (A; all participants, N subjects = 1,168; N observations = 3,721) and by rs3741240 genotypes (B; only white participants, N subjects = 661; N observations =  2,815). Error bars indicate the 95% confidence intervals. CI = confidence interval; YR = year.
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