… specifically, alter sites throughout the genome that involve … cord insertion, and fetal growth
restriction. The above spectrum … arterial circulation throughout the intervillous space of the …

… , ( 8 ) there was no alteration in milk PTHrP levels in Dmp1Cre.… We traced the phenotype
back to fetal development and found … PTHrP expression is modified in placenta or decidua from …

… functional alteration 18 . K8-eYFP accumulates as dots … overcome redundancy and led
to growth retardation from E8.5. … , such as potential artery progenitors expressing Dll4 40 (Sup5F)…

… spiral arteries and form microvessels. [ 25 ] bFGF … administration, suggesting intrauterine
growth restriction induced in … of IGF1 could directly alter the characteristics and functions of uNK …

… (B) Anterior view showing chorion retraction at the Anterior … redundancy and leads to growth
retardation from E8.5. Mutant … 2 (Dsg2) was altered specifically in mesenchymal cells, where …

… From 28 weeks until term when fetal growth rate is at its … remodelling, the spiral arteries are
known as the uteroplacental vessels. … such as pre-eclampsia and fetal growth restriction. The …

… (dAo) are unique when compared with other portions of the arterial vasculature. For example,
… , altered fetal-placental hemodynamics sometimes resulting from fetal growth restriction …

… (in which only the polymer network is altered) [Citation18]. They … and the vascular changes
of maternal arteries result in a structure … Both amnion and chorion are subjected to a constant …

… intrauterine growth restriction associated with physically demanding occupations, could be
prevented through … The initial active recovery phase would not need to be altered; however, …

… the human placenta, and has bioactive properties that may … superior alveolar arteries and
the major palatine arteries. Blood … Transient alteration of sensibility over the donor site is an …