Renal and cerebral circularity reponses to hypoxemia in the ovine fetus

Margriethe Anna Braaksma

Renal and cerebral circularity reponses to hypoxemia in the ovine fetus

Margriethe Anna Braaksma

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Fetal growth and development are controlled by genetic and environmental factors. There is overwhelming evidence that the intrauterine environment determines to a great extent the diversity in offspring after a normal pregnancy. This has led to the theory that the fetal organs are 'programmed' during pregnancy and that disturbances at a critical or sensitive period during development could lead to disorders after birth, and even to diseases declaring itself not sooner that at the adult age. ... Zie: Summary

Original language	English
Qualification	Doctor of Philosophy
Publisher	s.n.
Publication status	Published - 1999

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Proefschriften (vorm)
Groeistoornissen
Foetussen
44.92

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Renal and cerebral circularity reponses to hypoxemia in the ovine fetus

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