Abacavir affects placental nucleos(t)ide pathways across experimental models, with chronic in vivo exposure revealing metabolic dysregulation and H19 hypomethylation in rat placenta

Published: 8 July 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/5b5gy6gyvp.1
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Abacavir affects placental nucleos(t)ide pathways across experimental models, with chronic in vivo exposure revealing metabolic dysregulation and H19 hypomethylation in rat placenta Mariia Adler, Magdalena Novotna, Mohammed N. H. Ali, Antonin Libra, Eva Cifkova, Miroslav Lisa, Marcela Slavickova, Ivan Vokral, Helena Parova, Frantisek Staud, Lukas Cerveny,*

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