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Significance of IGFBP-4 in the development of fetal growth restriction
Qing Qiu
, Mike Bell
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Xiaoyin Lu
, Xiaojuan Yan
, Marc Rodger
, Mark Walker
, Shi Wu Wen
, Shannon Bainbridge
, Hongmei Wang
, Andree Gruslin
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Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein (IGFBP)
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Fetal Growth Restriction
100%
Pregnancy-associated Plasma protein-A (PAPP-A)
50%
Early Pregnancy
30%
Circulating Levels
20%
Insulin-like Growth factor-1
20%
Decidual Cells
20%
Extravillous Trophoblast Cells
20%
IGF-I Bioactivity
20%
IGF2
20%
Immunohistochemistry
10%
Western Blot
10%
Clinical Application
10%
Odds Ratio
10%
Serum Levels
10%
High-level Expression
10%
Dysregulation
10%
Human Data
10%
Protease
10%
Nested Case-control Study
10%
Possible Sources
10%
Normal Weight
10%
Villi
10%
Birth Cohort
10%
Perinatal Mortality
10%
Late Pregnancy
10%
Early Biomarker
10%
Non-pregnant Women
10%
Syncytiotrophoblast
10%
Placental Development
10%
Maternal-fetal Interface
10%
Maternal Serum
10%
Ottawa
10%
Early Gestation
10%
Placental Growth
10%
Healthy Pregnancy
10%
95% Confidence Interval
10%
Maternal Circulation
10%
Perinatal Morbidity
10%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Binding Protein
100%
Fetus Growth
100%
Pregnancy-Associated Plasma Protein A
50%
First Trimester Pregnancy
30%
Trophoblast
20%
Placenta Development
20%
Animal Experiment
10%
Blood Level
10%
Case-Control Study
10%
Western Blot
10%
Growth, Development and Aging
10%
Protease
10%
Third Trimester Pregnancy
10%
Syncytiotrophoblast
10%
Perinatal Mortality
10%
Perinatal Morbidity
10%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Binding Protein
100%
Pregnancy Associated Plasma Protein A
50%
Bioavailability
20%
Western Blot
10%
Biological Marker
10%
Case-Control Study
10%
Proteinase
10%
Perinatal Mortality
10%
Perinatal Morbidity
10%