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Identification of novel nutrient sensitive human yolk sac functions required for embryogenesis

2024-09-30

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The human yolk sac (hYS) is essential for embryo nutrient biosynthesis/transport and development. However, there lacks a comprehensive study of hYS nutrient-gene interactions. Here we performed a secondary analysis of hYS transcript profiles (n=9 samples) to identify nutrient-sensitive hYS genes and regulatory networks, including those that associate with adverse perinatal phenotypes with embryonic origins. Overal...

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Literature Corpus work: 5a8d3107-9b9d-52a0-b549-1a8dabb224e1
DOI: 10.1101/2024.09.30.24314635

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