Folate, homocysteine and the ovarian cycle among healthy regularly menstruating women.

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Folate, homocysteine and the ovarian cycle among healthy regularly menstruating women.

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Folate, homocysteine and the ovarian cycle among healthy regularly menstruating women.

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Folate, homocysteine and the ovarian cycle among healthy regularly menstruating women.

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Folate, homocysteine and the ovarian cycle among healthy regularly menstruating women.

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Audrey J Gaskins

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Ellen N Chaljub

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Karen C Schliep

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Torie C Plowden

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10.1093/HUMREP/DEX233

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menstrual cycle

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