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2002Fetal leptin is a signal of fat mass independent of maternal nutrition in ewes fed at or above maintenance energy requirementsMuhlhausler, B.; Roberts, C.; McFarlane, J.; Kauter, K.; McMillen, I.
2002Steroidogenic acute regulatory protein expression is decreased in the adrenal gland of the growth-restricted sheep fetus during late gestationCoulter, C.; McMillen, I.; Bird, I.; Salkeld, M.
2004Differential actions of metyrapone on the fetal pituitary-adrenal axis in the sheep fetus in late gestationWarnes, K.; McMillen, I.; Robinson, J.; Coulter, C.
2004Nutritional manipulation of fetal adipose tissue deposition and uncoupling protein 1 messenger RNA abundance in the sheep: Differential effects of timing and durationBudge, H.; Edwards, L.; McMillen, I.; Bryce, A.; Warnes, K.; Pearce, S.; Stephenson, T.; Symonds, M.
2000Differential effects of placental restriction on IDF-II, ACTH receptor and steroidogenic enzyme mRNA levels in the foetal sheep adrenalRoss, J.; Phillips, I.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
2005Maternal fluoxetine infusion does not alter fetal endocrine and biophysical circadian rhythms in pregnant sheepMorrison, J.; Rurak, D.; Chien, C.; Kennaway, D.; Gruber, N.; McMillen, I.; Riggs, K.
2004Appetite regulatory neuropeptides are expressed in the sheep hypothalamus before birthMuhlhausler, B.; McMillen, I.; Rouzad, G.; Findlay, P.; Marrocco, E.; Rhind, S.; Adam, C.
2008Developmental origins of adult health and disease: The role of periconceptional and foetal nutritionMcMillen, I.; MacLaughlin, S.; Muhlhausler, B.; Gentili, S.; Duffield, J.; Morrison, J.
2005Restriction of placental growth results in greater hypotensive response to ?- adrenergic blockade in fetal sheep during late gestationDanielson, L.; McMillen, I.; Wright, J.; Morrison, J.
2009The transition from fetal growth restriction to accelerated postnatal growth: a potential role for insulin signalling in skeletal muscleMuhlhausler, B.; Duffield, J.; Ozanne, S.; Pilgrim, C.; Turner, N.; Morrison, J.; McMillen, I.

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