Sentence examples for developing offspring from inspiring English sources

Specifically, research models of over-nutrition have demonstrated that early dietary insults can alter gene expression and promote atherosclerotic disease development in the developing offspring [ 24].

Males and females often have different requirements during early development, leading to sex-specific interactions between developing offspring.

Among the live-bearing species are some that have developed a complex placenta for transferring nutrients directly to the developing offspring.

The moths actively pollinate to ensure a food source for their developing offspring.

These changes may, in turn, cloud interpretations of spaceflight effects on developing offspring.

This study provides direct evidence that PPS modifies brain architecture in developing offspring, including dendritic length, cell complexity, and spine density.

In our study, obese women are more likely to develop offspring macrosomia, with 1.7-fold risk increase compared to normal weight women, thereby confirming the results of previous published studies [ 14, 15].

If, during the spring, many offspring develop, the colony population greatly increases, and the number of cells in the comb for developing young is no longer adequate.

Conclusion: Antenatal exposure to a therapeutic dose of Saint John's wort showed no long-term deficits on selected behavioral tasks by developing mice offspring.

The developing larval offspring from HS-fed female flies have a mild phenotype that is primarily associated with altered carbohydrate homeostasis.

Such an association would be augmented if there is a genetic link between male size and rate of offspring development (such that larger males produce faster-developing offspring), but the breeding design in the present study is not sufficient to determine if this is the case.