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Assessment and clinical implications of functional vitamin B6 deficiency
Minovic, Isidor
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Publication date: 2018
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About the author | A
Isidor Minović was born on December 8th, 1989 in Sarajevo, the capital of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. He was raised in Kraljevo, Serbia, and later in Winschoten, the Netherlands, where he lived with his parents and sister Tea. In 2008, after earning his Gymnasium degree at the Dollard College, he enrolled in the study of Pharmacy at the University of Groningen. During his Masters, he spent 6 months at the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Melbourne, Australia, conducting experimental research towards the potential role of airway chondrocytes in the development of asthma. Following his Pharmacy graduation in 2014, he commenced a PhD in clinical nutrition at the department of Internal Medicine of the University Medical Center Groningen. His PhD project aimed to identify and explore modifiable nutritional targets that could improve long term health and survival in various populations.
In January 2018, Isidor started a residency program in Clinical Chemistry at the University Medical Center Groningen which he will proposedly finish in 2022. He currently lives in Groningen, together with his partner Emilio. In his free time, Isidor enjoys spending quality time with loved ones, travelling as much as he can, and practicing and coaching sport.
