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Fig 1.

Flow diagram of the study population.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the pregnant women.

Data are presented as the means and standard deviation (SD) or proportions (%).

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Table 2.

Plasma concentrations of 25(OH)D in women during pregnancy and after birth.

Data are presented as the means and standard deviations (SD) or proportions (%) according to 25(OH)D category.

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Table 3.

Plasma concentrations of vitamin D during pregnancy and after birth.

Data are presented in mean and standard deviation (SD).

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Table 4.

Results of the multivariate linear mixed model analyses of factors related to plasma concentrations of vitamin D in women during pregnancy and after birth.

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Fig 2.

Vitamin D levels (nmol/L) in pregnant women divided by the month of first blood sampling.

Each line represents one women and her vitamin D levels at 12 weeks after conception (occasion 1), at gestational weeks 21 (occasion 2) and 35 (occasion 3), and at 12 (occasion 4) and 29 (occasion 5) weeks post-partum. The mean gestational length was 39.4 weeks.

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