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Selenium (Se) concentrations in 253 paired samples of maternal and cord blood were determined to investigate the mother-child correlationships in the blood Se levels at birth with regard to birth weight, gestational age, parity and abortion (spontaneous and/or artificial) experience. The results are as follows.1) No significant difference was observed in the Se levels between maternal and cord blood samples regardless of birth weight or gestational age.2) The mother-child correlations in blood Se concentrations were positive and significantly higher in multipara than those in primipara regardless of birth weight or gestational age.3) Abortion experience significantly decreased the mother-child correlations in primipara but not in multipara.

Correlations between mother and child blood selenium concentrations at birth.