… healthy pregnancy are rapidly reversed post-partum (2). … Maladaptation of the cardiovascular
system during pregnancy … interplay between maternal physiology and fetal development. …

… significant adverse impact of superimposed obesity and the opposite … alter such
metabolic/excretory needs such as aging, … to be the primary maladaptation that causes GS …

… because preeclampsia may be superimposed on preexisting … for more than 6 weeks
postpartum. Because the blood pressure … and serially later in pregnancy for assessing fetal growth. …

… We have a large brain because rapid fetal growth rates … , for example, is one form of
maladaptation in the preschool years. … to affect fetal growth negatively, but postnatal functional …

… activity, body weight, and metabolic activity and may result in … to assess gestational age and
intrauterine growth restriction. … superimposed preeclampsia, are a major cause of maternal–…

… development of some complications. This has the potential to increase a woman’s susceptibility
to vascular or metabolic … of body fat in males and females of any age. The BMI index of …

… The fetus is reliant on placental perfusion to meet its circulatory and metabolic demands. …
placental insufficiency, a cause of fetal growth restriction. The mechanosensitive cation channel…

… Mean pup body weights males and females during postnatal … metabolism in both the mother
and fetus, both of which affect … of the extent of maladaptation that may occur with this type of …

… This indicates that both the synthesis and the metabolism of 5-HT are enhanced in these …
differences occurring during intrauterine life or during the early postnatal period when …

… The effects of thyroid hormone (TH) status on energy metabolism and tissue-specific … status
on energy metabolism and tissue-specific fatty acid (FA) fluxes, we used metabolic cages as …