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- Mai et al., 2025 - Elevated Serum Homocysteine Levels Impair Embryonic Neurodevelopment by Dysregulating the Heat Shock Proteins
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Fig. 1
Higher serum Hcy levels was associated with abnormal fetal neurodevelopment: (A) proportion of various abnormal causes with adverse pregnancy outcomes of live births; (B) proportion of various abnormal causes with failure to deliver a viable newborn; (C) distribution of serum Hcy levels in pre-, early-, mid-, late-pregnancy and perinatal period of normal pregnant women; (D) comparison of serum Hcy levels in mid- pregnancy among pregnant women with normal pregnancy (NP) outcomes, adverse pregnancy (AP) outcomes, and neurodevelopmental abnormalities (NDA) outcomes among them; ***p < 0.001. |
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