… A signature for predicting IUGR based on mass spectrometry was reported, with apolipoprotein
C-II and C-III 0 demonstrating the strongest associations (33). Similarly, a proteomic …

… C. Hierarchical clustering of data shows clear separation by sex except for a single sample
interpreted to be mislabeled; secondary clustering by gestational age is also observed. D. …

Human social epigenomics research is critical to elucidate the intersection of social and genetic
influences underlying racial and ethnic differences in health and development. However…

Sex is a modulator of health that has been historically overlooked in biomedical research.
Recognizing this knowledge gap, funding agencies now mandate the inclusion of sex as a …

… Samples were stored at −80C and were assayed for salivary cortisol using an enzyme
immunoassay. Data were reduced to area-under-the-curve from ground (AUCg) (Pruessner et al., …

… c A significantly differentially methylated CpG site in the gene body of SPON1; this site … c
Significant associations between clinical variables and PC1 in a sex-stratified analyses. Linear …

… There has been some promise in utilizing maternal serum biomarkers to predict placental
inflammatory responses, including C-reactive protein and cytokines [68,69,70]. However, …

… In (C) the maternal depression without SSRIs model, we used only cases without SSRI … ,
identified in the discovery cohort models A–C. Replication linear models were adjusted for infant …

Importance Very preterm neonates (24-32 weeks’ gestation) remain at a higher risk of
morbidity and neurodevelopmental adversity throughout their lifespan. Because the extent of …

… of varying concentration of EMB (E4630; Sigma–Aldrich) was incubated with racemization
buffer (100 mM Tris-HCl (pH 8.0), 2 mM DTT) containing 10 mM DGL and incubated at 37 C …