High Homocysteine-Thiolactone Leads to Reduced MENIN Protein Expression and an Impaired DNA Damage Response: Implications for Neural Tube Defects
Baoling Bai(Capital Institute of Pediatrics), Qin Zhang(Second People’s Hospital of Yibin)
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