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Intrauterine multi-metal exposure is associated with reduced fetal growth through modulation of the placental gene network

Published:2018-11 Issue: Volume:120 Page:373-381
ISSN:0160-4120
Container-title:Environment International
language:en
Short-container-title:Environment International

Author:

Deyssenroth Maya A.,Gennings Chris,Liu Shelley H.,Peng Shouneng,Hao Ke,Lambertini Luca,Jackson Brian P.,Karagas Margaret R.,Marsit Carmen J.,Chen Jia

Funder

NIH-NIMH

NIH-NIEHS

NIH-NIGMS

US-EPA

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

General Environmental Science

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