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2007Somatic cell nuclear transfer in the sheep induces placental defects that likely precede fetal demiseFletcher, C.; Roberts, C.; Hartwich, K.; Walker, S.; McMillen, I.
2000Effects of placental insufficiency on the ovine fetal renin-angiotensin systemZhang, D.; Lumbers, E.; Simonetta, G.; Wu, J.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
1996The peptide ACTH (1-39), adrenal growth and steroidogenesis in the sheep fetus after disconnection of the hypothalamus and pituitaryPhillips, I.; Ross, J.; Owens, J.; Young, I.; McMillen, I.
2002Fetal leptin is a signal of fat mass independent of maternal nutrition in ewes fed at or above maintenance energy requirementsMuhlhausler, B.; Roberts, C.; McFarlane, J.; Kauter, K.; McMillen, I.
2004Differential actions of metyrapone on the fetal pituitary-adrenal axis in the sheep fetus in late gestationWarnes, K.; McMillen, I.; Robinson, J.; Coulter, C.
2003Adrenal TGFβ1 mRNA levels fall during late gestation and are not regulated by cortisol in the sheep fetusCoulter, C.; Salkeld, M.; McMillen, I.
2000Differential effects of placental restriction on IDF-II, ACTH receptor and steroidogenic enzyme mRNA levels in the foetal sheep adrenalRoss, J.; Phillips, I.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; McMillen, I.
1996The relative roles of the hypothalamus and cortisol in the control of prolactin gene expression in the anterior pituitary of the sheep fetusPhillips, I.; Simonetta, G.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.; Clarke, I.; McMillen, I.
2005Impact of glucose infusion on the structural and functional characteristics of adipose tissue and on hypothalamic gene expression for appetite regulatory neuropeptides in the sheep fetus during late gestationMuhlhausler, B.; Adam, C.; Marrocco, E.; Findlay, P.; Roberts, C.; McFarlane, J.; Kauter, K.; McMillen, I.
2005Periconceptional nutrition and the relationship between maternal body weight changes in the periconceptional period and feto-placental growth in the sheepMacLaughlin, S.; Walker, S.; Roberts, C.; Kleemann, D.; McMillen, I.

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