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Presentation - What more is there to discover about Vitamin D?
Type: Conference presentation
Presenter: Trevor Marshall, PhD
Conference: 10th International Congress on Autoimmunity
Location: Leipzig, Germany
Date: April, 2016
Description
On April 7, 2016, Prof Trevor Marshall was invited to speak on the topic “What more is there to discover about Vitamin D” at the 10th International Congress on Autoimmunity in Leipzig, Germany ( #autoimmunity2016 ). At the 14:15 mark, Prof Marshall describes the mechanism by which electromagnetic waves affect the stability of hydrogen bonding in the human VDRThe Vitamin D Receptor. A nuclear receptor located throughout the body that plays a key role in the innate immune response.. The Foundation has a number of the 'sleeping caps' left over from our study. We are making them available to groups and individuals who want to replicate our work. Please contact foundation@autoimmunityresearch.org
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