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Maternal iron deficiency elicits divergent cardiac mitochondrial responses in normotensive and hypertensive pregnancy

2026-05-17

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Maternal iron deficiency (ID) during pregnancy is associated with cardiovascular adaptations, including reduced blood pressure and improved cardiac efficiency in hypertensive pregnancy. However, whether these functional gains are accompanied by preserved mitochondrial function remains unclear. Given the metabolic demands of the heart and iron’s central role in oxidative metabolism, we examined how maternal ID affe...

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10.64898/2026.05.12.724698
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