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2001Maternal food restriction reduces the exchange surface area and increases the barrier thickness of the placenta in the guinea-pigRoberts, C.; Sohlstrom, A.; Kind, K.; Earl, R.; Khong, T.; Robinson, J.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.
1995Chronic stress - the key to parturition?McMillen, I.; Phillips, I.; Ross, J.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2000Differential effects of placental restriction on IDF-II, ACTH receptor and steroidogenic enzyme mRNA levels in the foetal sheep adrenalRoss, J.; Phillips, I.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
1996The relative roles of the hypothalamus and cortisol in the control of prolactin gene expression in the anterior pituitary of the sheep fetusPhillips, I.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; Clarke, I.; McMillen, I.
1999Restriction of placental and fetal growth in sheep alters fetal blood pressure responses to angiotension II and captoprilEdwards, L.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
1997Impact of placental restriction on the development of the sympathoadrenal systemSimonetta, G.; Rourke, A.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
2001Restriction of fetal growth has a differential impact on fetal prolactin and prolactin receptor mRNA expressionPhillips, I.; Anthony, R.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
2002Circulating insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and IGF binding proteins -1 and -3 and placental development in the guinea-pigRoberts, C.; Kind, K.; Earl, R.; Grant, P.; Robinson, J.; Sohlstrom, A.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.
2000Impact of restriction of placental and fetal growth on expression of 11b-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase type 1 and type 2 messenger ribonucleic acid in the liver, kidney, and adrenal of the sheep fetusMcMillen, I.; Warnes, K.; Adams, M.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.; Coulter, C.

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