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Effect of moderate, 30 percent global maternal nutrient reduction on fetal and postnatal baboon phenotype.

Journal of medical primatology - 1 Dec 2017

Li Cun, Jenkins Susan, Mattern Vicki, Comuzzie Anthony G, Cox Laura A, Huber Hillary F, Nathanielsz Peter W

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BACKGROUND: Most developmental programming studies on maternal nutrient reduction (MNR) are in altricial rodents whose maternal nutritional burden and offspring developmental trajectory differ from precocial non-human primates and humans. METHODS: Control (CTR) baboon mothers ate ad libitum; MNR mothers ate 70% global control diet in pregnancy and lactation. RESULTS: We present offspring morphometry, blood...

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PMID: 28744866
DOI: 10.1111/jmp.12290
PMCID: PMC5673574

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