Influence of maternal factors (weight, body condition, parity, and pregnancy rank) on plasma metabolites of dairy ewes and their lambs

These studies follow first-time mothers and fathers, scanning their brains with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) before pregnancy and then again at different moments

Paternal plasma ADMA and SDMA concentrations were associated with increased risk of maternal pregnancy-induced hypertension but not with impaired placentation..

El objetivo de este estudio fue la evaluación de la influencia de la estación de parto sobre las

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We also sought to analyze their sexual hab- its and satisfaction regarding different sociodemographic, obstetric, and gynecological as- pects, how pregnant women perceive

Eotaxin-2 concentrations show an opposite pattern to eotaxin-1 in MiP, with increased levels in pregnant compared to non-pregnant malaria- exposed groups, increased placental

Both variables influence the independent mode of consumption (grams of ingested alcohol and frequency of ingestion), with a higher weight on expectations from both, men and

Thus, production of phenolic intermediate metabolites and phenolic acids were detected earlier during the incubation and reached higher concentrations in the