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Genotype-informed docosahexaenoic acid dosing based on the FADS Indel to reduce preterm and prolonged gestation: A secondary analysis of the ADORE randomized trial
Background: Spontaneous early preterm birth (EPB < 34 weeks) is a major contributor to newborn morbidity and mortality; it depends on ancestry, and preventive measures are limited. The insertion (I) allele of the fatty acid desaturase (FADS) Indel polymorphism (rs66698963) modulates FADS1 expression
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