Implications of maternal infection and inflammation for offspring muscle development
An abstract of an article by Dilger evaluating the implications of maternal infection and inflammation for offspring muscle development is presented. Maternal environment during gestation can have long-lasting and detrimental effects on offspring development, ultimately compromising the efficiency o...
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