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Fetally-encoded GDF15 and maternal GDF15 sensitivity are major determinants of nausea and vomiting in human pregnancy

  • M Fejzo
  • , N Rocha
  • , I Cimino
  • , S M Lockhart
  • , C Petry
  • , R G Kay
  • , K Burling
  • , P Barker
  • , A L George
  • , N Yasara
  • , A Premawardhena
  • , S Gong
  • , E Cook
  • , K Rainbow
  • , D J Withers
  • , V Cortessis
  • , P M Mullin
  • , K W MacGibbon
  • , E Jin
  • , A Kam
    • A Campbell, O Polasek, G Tzoneva, F M Gribble, GSH Yeo, BYH Lam, V Saudek, I A Hughes, K K Ong, JRB Perry, A Sutton Cole, M Baumgarten, P Welsh, N Sattar, GCS Smith, D S Charnock Jones, A P Coll, C L Meek, S Mettananda, C Hayward, N Mancuso, S O'Rahilly

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