1 der some conditions (eg, warfarin therapy or vitamin K deficiency).

2 alent in KTR and associated with subclinical vitamin K deficiency.

3 eet the vitamin requirement in situations of vitamin K deficiency.

4                               As a result of vitamin K deficiency and minidose warfarin, vitamin K1-2

5                                              Vitamin K deficiency associated with lower relative cMGP

6 oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, vitamin K deficiency, cellular senescence, somatic mutat

7                      Common risk factors for vitamin K deficiency in the hospitalized patient include

8 quacy, human polymorphisms or mutations, and vitamin K deficiency induced by chronic anticoagulant (w

9 We undertook this study to determine whether vitamin K deficiency is associated with radiographic fea

10  amount is probably beneficial in preventing vitamin K deficiency, it may be excessive for patients t

11                                              Vitamin K deficiency may be associated with osteoporosis

12                                   Functional vitamin K deficiency may further contribute to their sus

13                               In conclusion, vitamin K deficiency-mediated reduction in relative cMGP

14 ceiving dialysis and examined the effects of vitamin K deficiency on MGP carboxylation.

15                                       A mild vitamin K deficiency was induced in 12 healthy adult men