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The role of microRNAs in parturition

2017-01-01

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Introduction Preterm birth is a common obstetric syndrome with multiple potential causes. The consequences of preterm delivery are significant for the baby, their family and wider society. Our understanding of the biological mechanisms underlying preterm birth is incomplete and there is no available strategy to predict preterm labour in asymptomatic primiparous women. MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small, non-coding RNA m...

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DOI: 10.25560/51420

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