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p38-mitogen activated kinases mediate a developmental regulatory response to amino acid depletion and associated oxidative stress in mouse blastocyst embryos

2019-10-21

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Maternal starvation coincident with preimplantation development has profound consequences for placental-foetal development, with various identified pathologies persisting/manifest in adulthood; the ‘Developmental Origin of Health and Disease’ (DOHaD) hypothesis/model. Despite evidence describing DOHaD-related incidence, supporting mechanistic and molecular data relating to preimplantation embryos themselves are co...

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bc42c399-ecad-5c43-947c-3b31ec9562d5
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10.1101/807305
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