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The FPKM value was calculated based on the following formula: In this formula: mapped fragments of transcript refers to the number of fragments (paired-end reads) mapped to a specific transcript

[18] Obstetric pharmacologists emphasize potential neonatal respiratory depression if high maternal doses are administered during labor and recommend avoidance of elective parenteral administration within two weeks of expected delivery unless medically essential

Homocysteine may inhibit thrombomodulin expression by altering the thiol redox-regulated intracellular transport, and may inhibit thrombomodulin activity by altering the disulfide-bondrich motif inside the protein, protein C activity (Lentz, 1997