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2007Mild gestational diabetes in pregnancy and the adipoinsular axis in babies born to mothers in the ACHOIS randomised controlled trialPirc, L.; Owens, J.; Crowther, C.; Willson, K.; De Blasio, M.; Robinson, J.
2007Restriction of placental growth in sheep impairs insulin secretion but not sensitivity before birthOwens, J.; Gatford, K.; De Blasio, M.; Edwards, L.; McMillen, I.; Fowden, A.
2007Maternal exposure to dexamethasone or cortisol in early pregnancy differentially alters insulin secretion and glucose homeostasis in adult male sheep offspringDe Blasio, M.; Dodic, M.; Jefferies, A.; Moritz, K.; Wintour, E.; Owens, J.
2003Variable maternal nutrition and growth hormone treatment in the second quarter of pregnancy in pigs alter semitendinosus muscle in adolescent progenyGatford, K.; Ekert, J.; Blackmore, K.; De Blasio, M.; Boyce, J.; Owens, J.; Campbell, R.; Owens, P.
2007Placental restriction of fetal growth increases insulin action growth and adiposity in the young lambDe Blasio, M.; Gatford, K.; McMillen, I.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2008Improved lactational nutrition and postnatal growth ameliorates impairment of glucose tolerance by uteroplacental insufficiency in male rat offspringSiebel, A.; Mibus, A.; De Blasio, M.; Westcott, K.; Morris, M.; Prior, L.; Owens, J.; Wlodek, M.
2008Impaired β-cell function and inadequate compensatory increases in β-cell mass after intrauterine growth restriction in sheepGatford, K.; Mohammad, S.; Harland, M.; De Blasio, M.; Fowden, A.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2000Treatment of underfed pigs with GH throughout the second quarter of pregnancy increases fetal growthGatford, K.; Owens, J.; Campbell, R.; Boyce, J.; Grant, P.; De Blasio, M.; Owens, P.
2009Responses to maternal GH or ractopamine during early-mid pregnancy are similar in primiparous and multiparous pregnant pigsGatford, K.; De Blasio, M.; Roberts, C.; Nottle, M.; Kind, K.; Van Wettere, W.; Smits, R.; Owens, J.

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