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Role of Fetal DNA in Maternal Preeclampsia

Changes in fetal DNA could influence the occurrence of preeclampsia in the mother in a first of its kind international study published in Nature Genetics. The work was conducted by genetics experts from the UK, the Nordic countries and Central Asia.

Role of Fetal DNA in Maternal Preeclampsia

Role of Fetal DNA in Maternal Preeclampsia

Presence of certain DNA variants in the baby can enhance the risk of preeclampsia in the mother during the pregnancy.

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