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A Narrative Review on Maternal Choline Intake and Liver Function of the Fetus and the Infant; Implications for Research, Policy, and Practice

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By Rima Obeid, Christiane Schön, Emma Derbyshire, Xinyin Jiang
| MDPI
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TCGA Expression Analyses of 10 Carcinoma Types Reveal Clinically Significant Racial Differences

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By Brian Lei, Xinyin Jiang, Anjana Saxena
| MDPI
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Maternal Choline Supplementation Modulates Placental Nutrient Transport and Metabolism in Late Gestation of Mouse Pregnancy

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By Julia King, Jian Yan, Zhen J Wang, Xinyin Jiang
| The Journal of Nutrition Verified
Background: Fetal growth is dependent on placental nutrient supply, which is influenced by placental perfusion and transporter abundance. Previous research indicates that adequate choline nutrition during pregnancy improves placental vascular development, supporting the hypothesis that choline may affect placental nutrient transport.
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