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Maternal obesity and offspring neurodevelopment are associated with hypoxic gene expression in term human placenta

2024-07-10

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One third of women in the United States are affected by obesity during pregnancy. Maternal obesity (MO) is associated with an increased risk of neurodevelopmental and metabolic disorders in the offspring. The placenta, located at the maternal-fetal interface, is a key organ determining fetal development and likely contributes to programming of long-term offspring health. We profiled the term placental transcriptom...

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Literature Corpus work: b78f0d16-105e-5cd9-b1d1-d0b1728c4374
DOI: 10.1101/2024.07.10.602900

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