Maternal protein restriction regulates IGF2 system in placental labyrinth.

Maternal protein restriction regulates IGF2 system in placental labyrinth.
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10.2741/472
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2012
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Frontiers in bioscience
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Haijun Gao;K. Sathishkumar;U. Yallampalli;Meena P Balakrishnan;Xilong Li;Guoyao Wu;C. Yallampalli
Haijun Gao;K. Sathishkumar;U. Yallampalli;Meena P Balakrishnan;Xilong Li;Guoyao Wu;C. Yallampalli
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作者:
Haijun Gao;K. Sathishkumar;U. Yallampalli;Meena P Balakrishnan;Xilong Li;Guoyao Wu;C. Yallampalli

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