Maternal protein restriction with or without folic acid supplementation during pregnancy alters the hepatic transcriptome in adult male rats.
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Maternal protein restriction with or without folic acid supplementation during pregnancy alters the hepatic transcriptome in adult male rats.
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Maternal protein restriction w ...... nscriptome in adult male rats.
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Emma S Garratt
Joanne L Slater-Jefferies
Joanne Rodford
Mark A Hanson
Peter D Gluckman
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10.1017/S0007114509993795
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2010-03-09T00:00:00Z