Analysis of metabolites in serum and villous tissue of missed abortion patients based on targeted metabolomics - Scorecard - MDSpire

Analysis of metabolites in serum and villous tissue of missed abortion patients based on targeted metabolomics

  • By

  • Huan Zhao

  • Wei Liu

  • Doudou Zhao

  • Mi Zhang

  • Muxi Yang

  • Li Shan

  • June 18, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Evaluation of Serum and Villous Tissue Metabolites in Patients Experiencing Missed Abortion Through Targeted Metabolomic Approaches

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Key Mechanisms
Target PopulationWomen with confirmed missed abortion and normal early pregnancy
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        Detail how metabolic profiling can be utilized in diagnosis.

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        Analysis of metabolites in serum and villous tissue of missed abortion patients based on targeted metabolomics

        • by Huan Zhao, Wei Liu, Doudou Zhao, Mi Zhang, Muxi Yang, Li Shan

        • June 18, 2026

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