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2002Effect of maternal feed restriction on blood pressure in the adult guinea pigKind, K.; Simonetta, G.; Clifton, P.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2001Responses of the fetal pituitary-adrenal axis to acute and chronic hypoglycemia during late gestation in the sheepEdwards, L.; Symonds, M.; Warnes, K.; Owens, J.; Butler, T.; Jurisevic, A.; McMillen, I.
2007Galectin 15 (LGALS15): A gene uniquely expressed in the uteri of sheep and goats that functions in trophoblast attachmentLewis, S.; Farmer, J.; Burghardt, R.; Newton, G.; Johnson, G.; Adelson, D.; Bazer, F.; Spencer, T.
2001Oxygen sensitivity in the sheep adrenal medulla: role of SK channelsKeating, D.; Rychkov, G.; Roberts, M.
2007Hypothalamic input is required for development of normal numbers of thyrotrophs and gonadotrophs but not other anterior pituitary cells in late gestation sheepSzarek, E.; Farrand, K.; McMillen, I.; Young, I.; Houghton, D.; Schwartz, J.
2001Characterization of urocortin in human pregnancyGu, Q.; Clifton, V.; Schwartz, J.; Madsen, G.; Sha, J.; Smith, R.
2000Leptin expression in offspring is programmed by nutrition in pregnancyEkert, J.; Gatford, K.; Luxford, B.; Campbell, R.; Owens, P.
2007Kit signaling is essential for development and maintenance of interstitial cells of Cajal and electrical rhythmicity in the embryonic gastrointestinal tractSpencer, E.; Ro, S.; Bayguinov, Y.; Sanders, K.; Ward, S.
2007Early treatment of the pregnant guinea pig with IGFs promotes placental transport and nutrient partitioning near termSferruzzi-Perri, A.; Owens, J.; Standen, P.; Taylor, R.; Heinemann, G.; Robinson, J.; Roberts, C.
2004Opioid receptor stimulation suppresses the adrenal medulla hypoxic response in sheep by actions on Ca2+ and K+ channelsKeating, D.; Rychkov, G.; Adams, M.; Holgert, H.; McMillen, I.; Roberts, M.

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