Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters. [electronic resource]

By:

Briffa, Jessica F

Contributor(s):

Hosseini, Sogand S
Tran, Melanie
Moritz, Karen M
Cuffe, James S M
Wlodek, Mary E

Producer: 20180709Description: 30-38 p. digitalISSN:

1532-3102

Subject(s):

Animals
Body Weight
Female
Fetal Growth Retardation -- metabolism
Glucocorticoids -- metabolism
Male
Placenta -- metabolism
Pregnancy
Prenatal Exposure Delayed Effects
Rats, Wistar
Sex Characteristics
Somatomedins -- metabolism
Stress, Psychological -- metabolism

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In: Placenta vol. 59

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Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters.

APA

Briffa J. F., Hosseini S. S., Tran M., Moritz K. M., Cuffe J. S. M. & Wlodek M. E. (20180709). Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters. : Placenta.

Chicago

Briffa Jessica F, Hosseini Sogand S, Tran Melanie, Moritz Karen M, Cuffe James S M and Wlodek Mary E. 20180709. Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters. : Placenta.

Harvard

Briffa J. F., Hosseini S. S., Tran M., Moritz K. M., Cuffe J. S. M. and Wlodek M. E. (20180709). Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters. : Placenta.

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Briffa Jessica F, Hosseini Sogand S, Tran Melanie, Moritz Karen M, Cuffe James S M and Wlodek Mary E. Maternal growth restriction and stress exposure in rats differentially alters expression of components of the placental glucocorticoid barrier and nutrient transporters. : Placenta. 20180709.

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