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Maternal undernutrition significantly impacts ovarian follicle number and increases ovarian oxidative stress in adult rat offspring.

PloS one - 13 Dec 2010

Bernal Angelica B, Vickers Mark H, Hampton Mark B, Poynton Rebecca A, Sloboda Deborah M

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BACKGROUND: We have shown recently that maternal undernutrition (UN) advanced female pubertal onset in a manner that is dependent upon the timing of UN. The long-term consequence of this accelerated puberty on ovarian function is unknown. Recent findings suggest that oxidative stress may be one mechanism whereby early life events impact on later physiological functioning. Therefore, using an established rodent...

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PMID: 21179452
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0015558
PMCID: PMC3001490

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