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Exogenous corticosterone administration during pregnancy alters placental and fetal thyroid hormone availability in females

2023-07-05

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<h4>Introduction</h4> Maternal prenatal stress is associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes and predisposition to long-term adverse health outcomes in children. While the molecular mechanisms that govern these associations has not been fully teased apart, stress-induced changes in placental function can drive sex-specific phenotypes in offspring. We sought to identify and examine molecular pathways in the placen...

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Literature Corpus work: fe884474-0c36-587f-90c1-6cb4e3ead625
DOI: 10.1101/2023.07.05.547278

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