Housekeeping and unexpressed genes.

<div><p>Background</p><p>Preterm birth (PTB) occurs in approximately 11% of all births worldwide, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality for both mothers and their offspring. Identifying pregnancies at risk of preterm birth during early pregnancy may help improve in...

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Main Author:	Zhiwei Guo (335819) (author)
Other Authors:	Ke Wang (82395) (author), Xiang Huang (136684) (author), Kun Li (277035) (author), Guojun Ouyang (14148500) (author), Xu Yang (112496) (author), Jiayu Tan (14486758) (author), Haihong Shi (3337131) (author), Liangping Luo (6002906) (author), Min Zhang (111999) (author), Bowei Han (18976788) (author), Xiangming Zhai (6589739) (author), Jinhai Deng (11258193) (author), Richard Beatson (736184) (author), Yingsong Wu (3180708) (author), Fang Yang (123514) (author), Xuexi Yang (13770605) (author), Jia Tang (196660) (author)
Published:	2025
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Housekeeping and unexpressed genes.

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