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The Relationship between Plasma Level of Se and Preeclampsia

6 Sept 2010

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OBJECTIVE: To determine the relationship of selenium plasma level and preeclampsia, as an antioxidant, against reduction damage of free radicals. METHODS: A case control study was carried out on 40 preeclamptic, and 40 healthy pregnant women in 34-39(th) week of gestation who were matched on the age of pregnancy and mineral supplements intake, in Iran. The plasma level of selenium measured by atomic absorption....

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PMID: 20818958
DOI: 10.3109/10641950903322931

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