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Diaz-Cueto et al., 1996 - Google Patents

More in-vitro bioactive, shorter-lived human chorionic gonadotrophin charge isoforms increase at the end of the first and during the third trimesters of gestation

Diaz-Cueto et al., 1996

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3365589545297613538
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Diaz-Cueto L
Barrios-de-Tomasi J
Timossi C
Mendez J
Ulloa-Aguirre A
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MHR: Basic science of reproductive medicine

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In the present study we analysed the dynamics of serum human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG) charge isoform distribution throughout normal gestation and characterized some of the biological features of the several HCG glycoforms present in the circulation of pregnant …
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