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FN1, FOS, and ITGA5 induce preeclampsia: Abnormal expression and methylation

2 Oct 2017

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OBJECTIVE: As a frequent hypertensive disorder in pregnancy, preeclampsia causes 15% of all preterm deliveries. This study aims to understand its mechanism via analyzing gene expression and methylation data. METHODS: Human gene expression microarray data (GSE73374) and corresponding DNA methylation microarray data (GSE73375) of preeclamptic placental tissues (n = 19) and normotensive placental tissues (n = 17)...

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PMID: 29039998
DOI: 10.1080/10641955.2017.1385795

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