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Umbilical cord blood gene expression in low and normal weight births
Umbilical cord gene expression profiles associated with low and normal weight births
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Tuberculosis profiles of various active, latent, and healthy cohorts
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Predicting date of birth and examining the best time to date a pregnancy.
Caesarean sections and the choice of date of birth in the Municipality of São Paulo, Brazil].
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