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Toxicants Associated with Spontaneous Abortion in the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD)

2019-09-10

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<h4>Background</h4> Up to 70% of all pregnancies result in either implantation failure or spontaneous abortion (SA). Many events occur before women are aware of their pregnancy and we lack a comprehensive understanding of high-risk SA chemicals. In epidemiologic research, failure to account for a toxicant’s impact on SA can also bias toxicant-birth outcome associations. Our goal was to identify chemicals with a h...

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39232a88-a455-5f08-bed1-fe1fda1cbe01
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10.1101/755868
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