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Which potential preeclampsia (PE) biomarker that is decreased in PE can be described as a glycoprotein, which is derived from the trophoblast cells and released by the placenta and lining of the uterus?
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Detection and Management of Preeclampsia: Current Laboratory Testing and Emerging Biomarkers (retired 4/6/2020)
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Which potential preeclampsia (PE) biomarker that is decreased in PE can be described as a glycoprotein, which is derived from the trophoblast cells and released by the placenta and lining of the uterus?
Please select the single best answer
ADAM-12
PP-13
P-Selectin
PAPP-A
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