Cell-free mitochondrial DNA increases in maternal circulation during healthy pregnancy: A prospective, longitudinal study

Keyphrases

• Healthy Pregnancy 100%
• Prospective Longitudinal Study 100%
• Cell-free DNA (cfDNA) 100%
• Maternal Circulation 100%
• Mitochondrial DNA 50%
• DNA Concentration 50%
• Nuclear DNA (nDNA) 50%
• Neonate 25%
• Normal Pregnancy 25%
• Pregnant Women 25%
• Late Pregnancy 25%
• Normal Human 12%
• Preeclampsia 12%
• Cell Death 12%
• Inflammatory State 12%
• Third Trimester 12%
• Cell Apoptosis 12%
• High Concentration 12%
• Highly Sensitive 12%
• Early Pregnancy 12%
• First Trimester 12%
• Clinical Diagnostics 12%
• DNA Quantification 12%
• Quantification Method 12%
• Real-time PCR Quantification 12%
• Longitudinal Change 12%
• Extracellular Space 12%
• Healthy Pregnant Women 12%
• Temporal Patterns 12%
• Gestational Complications 12%
• Birth Length 12%
• Human Pregnancy 12%
• Length Distribution 12%
• Upper Quartile 12%
• Male Fetus 12%
• Immunomodulatory Properties 12%
• Relative Quantification 12%
• Diagnostic Test 12%
• Prognostic Test 12%
• Absolute Concentration 12%
• Placental Cells 12%
• Early Postpartum 12%
• TaqMan Probe 12%
• TaqMan Chemistry 12%
• DNA Contamination 12%
• Clinical Prognostic 12%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Third Trimester Pregnancy 100%
• First Trimester Pregnancy 66%
• Cell Death 33%
• Normal Human 33%
• Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 33%
• Reference Value 33%
• DNA Contamination 33%
• Extracellular Space 33%
• Programmed Cell Death 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Mitochondrial DNA 100%
• Nuclear DNA 33%
• Third Trimester Pregnancy 25%
• First Trimester Pregnancy 16%
• Normal Human 8%
• Cell Death 8%
• Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction 8%
• Case-Control Study 8%
• Reference Value 8%
• TaqMan 8%
• DNA Contamination 8%
• Genomics 8%
• Programmed Cell Death 8%