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Elizabeth A Holzhausen1, Allison Kupsco2, Bridget N Chalifour1

  • 1Department of Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States of America.

Environmental research, health : ERH
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PubMed
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孕妇暴露于空气污染,如PM10和PM2.5,与母乳细胞外囊泡微RNA (EV-miRNAs) 的变化有关. 这些特定的EV-miRNA可能与癌症的发展有关.

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在EV-miRNAs中.空气污染 空气污染母乳是母乳中的一种.人类母乳是人类的母乳.道路附近的空气污染颗粒物质颗粒物质颗粒物质

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