Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study. [electronic resource]

By:

Sukla, K K

Contributor(s):

Jaiswal, S K
Rai, A K
Mishra, O P
Gupta, V
Kumar, A
Raman, R

Producer: 20160413Description: 1982-93 p. digitalISSN:

1460-2350

Subject(s):

Adult
Alleles
Diet
Down Syndrome -- etiology
Female
Folic Acid -- blood
Gene-Environment Interaction
Genetic Predisposition to Disease
Homocysteine -- blood
Humans
Male
Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase (NADPH2) -- genetics
Nutritional Status
Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide
Pregnancy
Risk Factors

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In: Human reproduction (Oxford, England) vol. 30

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Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study.

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Sukla K. K., Jaiswal S. K., Rai A. K., Mishra O. P., Gupta V., Kumar A. & Raman R. (20160413). Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study. : Human reproduction (Oxford, England).

Chicago

Sukla K K, Jaiswal S K, Rai A K, Mishra O P, Gupta V, Kumar A and Raman R. 20160413. Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study. : Human reproduction (Oxford, England).

Harvard

Sukla K. K., Jaiswal S. K., Rai A. K., Mishra O. P., Gupta V., Kumar A. and Raman R. (20160413). Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study. : Human reproduction (Oxford, England).

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Sukla K K, Jaiswal S K, Rai A K, Mishra O P, Gupta V, Kumar A and Raman R. Role of folate-homocysteine pathway gene polymorphisms and nutritional cofactors in Down syndrome: A triad study. : Human reproduction (Oxford, England). 20160413.

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