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Society for Reproduction and Fertility Annual Conference 2016

Winchester, UK
11 Jul 2016 - 11 Jul 2016

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ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

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ra0003o022 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Role of miRNAs in the hypoxic regulation of human embryonic stem cells

ra0003o023 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Paternal low protein diet affects fetal growth, placental development and skeletal formation in mice

ra0003o024 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Maternal protein restriction around conception alters the foetal mouse brain by reducing the neural stem cells and increasing neuronal differentiation during gestation, which might be associated with the adult behavioural deficits

ra0003o025 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Maternal dietary protein restriction had no adverse effect on fetal ovarian morphology and germ cell markers on day 65 of gestation in sheep

ra0003o026 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Fetal androgens determine adult pancreatic function

ra0003o027 | Oral Communications 3: Environmental and programming effects on reproduction

Androgen causes whitening of brown adipose tissue: Implications for PCOS

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