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447 related items for PubMed ID: 906733

  • 1. [Influence of a fat-free diet on the content and synthesis of arachidonic acid in the feto-placental unit of the rat].
    Winkler L, Schellhorn P, Zimmermann T, Goetze E.
    Acta Biol Med Ger; 1977; 36(2):221-30. PubMed ID: 906733
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  • 2. [Effect of fat free diet during the last week of pregnancy upon the linoleic and arachidonic acid content of fetal organ lipids and placenta lipids of the rat].
    Winkler L, Schlag B, Franke S, Kessner C, Maess J, Pautzke M, Goetze E.
    Acta Biol Med Ger; 1979; 38(4):611-7. PubMed ID: 525138
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  • 4. Investigation of [14C] linoleic acid conversion into [14C] arachidonic acid and placental transfer of linoleic and palmitic acids across the perfused human placenta.
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    Martínez N, Capobianco E, White V, Pustovrh MC, Higa R, Jawerbaum A.
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  • 8. Studies on the fatty acid synthesis in maternal and fetal rats.
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  • 9. The transfer of fatty acids across the sheep placenta.
    Elphick MC, Hull D, Broughton Pipkin F.
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  • 10. Placental transfer of free fatty acids: factors affecting transfer across the guinea-pig placenta.
    Thomas CR, Lowy C.
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  • 11. Transfer of fatty acid across the cat placenta.
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  • 12. Effect of maternal triglycerides and free fatty acids on placental LPL in cultured primary trophoblast cells and in a case of maternal LPL deficiency.
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  • 13. The interrelationships between circulating maternal esterified and non-esterified fatty acids in pregnant guinea pigs and their relative contributions to the fetal circulation.
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  • 14. [Changes in placental lipids and free fatty acids in maternal and fetal serum, in placenta and in fetal liver following whole-body irradiation of rats with 800 r].
    Winkler L, Janzen J, Billep U, Goetze E.
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  • 15. Synthesis, turnover and compartment analysis of the free fatty acids in the placenta of rats.
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  • 17. Plasma free fatty acid umbilical venous-arterial concentration differences and placental transfer of [14C]palmitic acid in pigs.
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  • 18. Transfer of long-chain fatty acids to the fetal and neonatal lamb.
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  • 20. Effect of dietary levels of corn oil on maternal arachidonic acid synthesis and fatty acid composition in lactating rats.
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