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Paternal knockout of Slc38a4 /SNAT4 causes placental hypoplasia associated with intrauterine growth restriction in mice

30 Sept 2019

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The placenta is critical in mammalian embryonic development because the embryo’s supply of nutrients, including amino acids, depends solely on mother-to-embryo transport through it. However, the molecular mechanisms underlying this amino acid supply are poorly understood. In this study, we focused on system A amino acid transporters Slc38a1 /SNAT1, Slc38a2 /SNAT2, and Slc38a4 /SNAT4, which carry neutral,...

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PMID: 31570606
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1907884116

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