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Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1993
Genetic causes account for 20% to 25% of human birth defects, but the largest proportion of birth defects have no definitive etiology and some of these malformations may be due to intrinsic, "nonpreventable" spontaneous errors of development. Environmental causes, which include maternal disease states, maternal infection, mechanical factors, problems ...
R L, Brent, D A, Beckman, C P, Landel
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Genetic causes account for 20% to 25% of human birth defects, but the largest proportion of birth defects have no definitive etiology and some of these malformations may be due to intrinsic, "nonpreventable" spontaneous errors of development. Environmental causes, which include maternal disease states, maternal infection, mechanical factors, problems ...
R L, Brent, D A, Beckman, C P, Landel
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