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    • Aaltonen, Virpi
    • Aatsinki, Milla
    • Abbas, Hyder
    • Abdelkawy, Yara
    • Abe, Oluwatosin
    • Abid, Tazrian
    • Abouguendia, Hatem
    • Abuasaker, Baraa
    • Adamsson, Annika
    • Afshan, Syeda
    • Ahmedani, Ammar
    • Ahmed, Nisar
    • Ahramo, Kaisa
    • Airaksinen, Jenni
    • Åkerfelt, Malin
    • Akram, Sadia
    • Alanne, Erika
    • Ali, Aliaa
    • Alinikula, Jukka
    • Alipour, Maedeh


      
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    • Very preterm children with fetal growth restriction demonstrated altered white matter maturation at nine years of age  (2017)
    • Vesirokko synnyttäjällä  (2025)
    • VHL-dependent changes in global kinome expression in renal cell carcinoma  (2014)
    • Vibrio cholerae ja muut vibriot  (2020)
    • Vierasainemetabolia  (2018)
    • Vieritutkimusten valvonta mikrobiologian laboratorion lisätehtävänä  (2025)
    • Vimentin regulates Notch signaling strength and arterial remodeling in response to hemodynamic stress  (2019)
    • Viral acute respiratory illnesses in elite athletes: A 12-month controlled follow-up study  (2025)
    • Viral acute respiratory infections in neonatal intensive care healthcare workers: a nine-month point-prevalence cohort study  (2025)
    • Viral infection-related gene upregulation in monocytes in children with signs of β-cell autoimmunity  (2022)

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