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1996The ontogeny of hepatic 6H receptor and IGF-1 gene expression in the sheep fetus during late gestation: developmental regulation by cortisolFowden, A.; Owens, J.; Owens, P.; Gilmour, R.
2001Chronic effect of insulin-like growth factor I on renin synthesis, secretion, and renal function in fetal sheepMarsh, A.; Gibson, K.; Wu, J.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.; Lumbers, E.
1997Plasma insulin-like growth factors and binding proteins in growth retarded children with liver diseaseOwens, P.; Quinn, K.; Knowles, S.; Campbell, R.; Kind, K.; Owens, J.; Walton, P.; Francis, G.; Oddy, V.; Shephard, R.
1996Insulin-like growth factor-I promotes growth selectively in fetal sheep in late gestationLok, F.; Owens, J.; Mundy, L.; Robinson, J.; Owens, P.
1998Food restriction alters pregnancy-associated changes in IGF and IGFBP in the guinea pigSohlstrom, A.; Katsman, A.; Kind, K.; Roberts, C.; Owens, P.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2001Altered placental structure induced by maternal food restriction in guinea pigs: A role for circulating IGF-II and IGFBP-2 in the mother?Roberts, C.; Sohlstrom, A.; Kind, K.; Grant, P.; Earl, R.; Robinson, J.; Khong, T.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.
2001Maternal food restriction reduces the exchange surface area and increases the barrier thickness of the placenta in the guinea-pigRoberts, C.; Sohlstrom, A.; Kind, K.; Earl, R.; Khong, T.; Robinson, J.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.
2001Insulin-like growth factor I alters renal function and stimulates renin secretion in late gestation fetal sheepMarsh, A.; Gibson, K.; Wu, J.; Owens, P.; Owens, J.; Lumbers, E.
2000Treatment of underfed pigs with GH throughout the second quarter of pregnancy increases fetal growthGatford, K.; Owens, J.; Campbell, R.; Boyce, J.; Grant, P.; De Blasio, M.; Owens, P.
2001Maternal nutrition affects the ability of treatment with IGF-I and IGF-II to increase growth of the placenta and fetus, in guinea pigsSohlstrom, A.; Fernberg, P.; Owens, J.; Owens, P.

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