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  • 21. A physiological increase in maternal cortisol alters uteroplacental metabolism in the pregnant ewe.
    Vaughan OR, Davies KL, Ward JW, de Blasio MJ, Fowden AL.
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  • 32. The placenta. Not just a conduit for maternal fuels.
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  • 40. Fetal and material ovine placental lactogen during hyperglycaemia, hypoglycaemia and fasting.
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