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. 2001 May;124(2):190–196. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2249.2001.01506.x

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Fig. 1 — Frequency (%) of IA at the end of the first trimester (▪), at delivery () and in cord blood (□) in women with type 1 diabetes and unaffected women according to the conventional assay (cIAA) and the microassay (mIAA). None of the nondiabetic women tested positive for IAA in early pregnancy according to any assay or at delivery according to the microassay, and none of the newborn infants of the unaffected mothers had IAA according to the microassay. ** P < 0·01, *** P < 0·001.

Inline graphic — Frequency (%) of IA at the end of the first trimester (▪), at delivery () and in cord blood (□) in women with type 1 diabetes and unaffected women according to the conventional assay (cIAA) and the microassay (mIAA). None of the nondiabetic women tested positive for IAA in early pregnancy according to any assay or at delivery according to the microassay, and none of the newborn infants of the unaffected mothers had IAA according to the microassay. ** P < 0·01, *** P < 0·001.