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Buccal DNA Methylation-Derived EpiScores are Associated with Neonatal Morbidity Burden in Infants born Very Preterm
BackgroundInfants <30 weeks gestational age (very preterm (VPT)), are at risk of experiencing multiple serious neonatal morbidities. These morbidities impart serious biological stress, which may be reflected in dysregulated protein expression even after the morbidities have resolved. Recent studies
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