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Transcriptome profiling of liver of non-genetic low birth weight and long term health consequences.

BMC genomics - 1 May 2014

Miranda Alberto, López-Cardona Angela P, Laguna-Barraza Ricardo, Calle Alexandra, López-Vidriero Irene, Pintado Belén, Gutiérrez-Adán Alfonso

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BACKGROUND: It is believed that the main factors of low prenatal growth in mammals are genetic and environmental. We used isogenic mice maintained in standard conditions to analyze how natural non-genetic microsomia (low birth weight) is produced in inbred mice and its long term effect on health. To better understand the molecular basis of non-genetic microsomia, we undertook transcriptome profiling of both male...

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PMID: 24884990
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-327
PMCID: PMC4229907

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