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Meanings of postnatal growth in inglês

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Usage of postnatal growth in inglês
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We included in the study all NICH with an atypical postnatal growth.
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We describe a series of NICH cases with atypical postnatal growth.
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Prenatal BPA treatment also altered the postnatal growth trajectory in a sex-specific manner.
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Furthermore, doxycycline improved postnatal growth rate and delayed the onset of hind-limb paralysis.
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No other differences in pre- and postnatal growth characteristics and patterns were found.
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Moreover, accelerated postnatal growth does not seem to underlie the birth weight-blood pressure association.
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We have examined whether accelerated postnatal growth predicts adult systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
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The imprinting of this locus plays a crucial role in embryonic development and postnatal growth.
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Immediate postnatal growth was associated with adult BP only indirectly via growth later in life.
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Interpretation: Faster fetal growth predicts a lower risk of delayed infant development independent of postnatal growth.
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At birth, OC-BP4 mice were of normal size and weight but exhibited striking postnatal growth retardation.
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Mice deficient for the nervous system-specific APLP1 protein showed a postnatal growth deficit as the only obvious abnormality.
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Satellite cells are resident muscle stem cells that are indispensable for postnatal growth and regeneration of skeletal muscles.
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Uteroplacental insufficiency in the rat restricts fetal growth, impairs mammary development, compromising postnatal growth; and increases adult BP.
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Since this is a small series, we were not able to establish risk factors for NICH with postnatal growth.
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SGA do not show a rapid recovery pattern of postnatal growth, and their smaller size persists at six months.
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