Nested Case-Control Study of One-Carbon Metabolites in Mid-Pregnancy and Risks of Cleft Lip With and Without Cleft Palate

Gary M. Shaw; Dan Joseph Stein; Suzan L. Carmichael; Wei Yang; Richard H. Finnell; Henk J. Blom; Per Magne Ueland

doi:10.1203/pdr.0b013e3181b9b544

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Nested Case-Control Study of One-Carbon Metabolites in Mid-Pregnancy and Risks of Cleft Lip With and Without Cleft Palate

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