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Gene expression in archived newborn blood spots distinguishes infants who will later develop cerebral palsy from matched controls.

Pediatric research - 1 Apr 2013

Ho Nhan Thi, Furge Kyle, Fu Wenjiang, Busik Julia, Khoo Sok Kean, Lu Qing, Lenski Madeleine, Wirth Julia, Hurvitz Edward, Dodge Nancy, Resau James, Paneth Nigel

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BACKGROUND: Gene expression in archived newborn blood spots remaining from newborn screening may reflect pathophysiological disturbances useful in understanding the etiology of cerebral palsy (CP). METHODS: We quantified the expression of gene sets representing four physiological pathways hypothesized to contribute to CP in archived unfrozen residual newborn blood spot specimens from 53 children with CP and 53...

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PMID: 23269123
DOI: 10.1038/pr.2012.200
PMCID: PMC4350763

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