Sentence examples for lactation up from inspiring English sources

The association with lactation (up to 9 months after delivery) is explained by the extravasated lactational secretions (due to local trauma or infection) damaging the ductal epithelium and leading to a granulomatous inflammatory response [4].

Extended lactation (up to 36 months) was not significantly associated with HHg of infants or mothers; however, significant association (Spearman's r) between maternal and infant HHg concentration was seen at birth (r = 0.3534; P = 0.001), 6 months (r = 0.4793; P < 0.0001), 3 years (r = 0.0122; P = 0.012) and 5 years (r = 0.0357; P = 0.005).

The milk from each ewe was separated into colostrum (= lactation up to day 4) and milk (lactation from day 5).

Weights for SCS and milk production records were as defined in the official genetic evaluation [ 20, 21] according to lactation number (from 1 to 10) and length of lactation (up to 180 days or not).

In the present study 13%to38%8% of the cows in all herds lost over 1.0 unit in BCS in early lactation, up to six weeks pp (Table 3).

For infants that are born preterm (<37 weeks of pregnancy), providing human milk to the infant and sustaining <span class="lh">lactation up to and beyond hospital discharge may be challenging [6].

Oxytocin, a neurotransmitter that acts through it specific receptor OXTR and is overexpressed during lactation, up-regulates the expression of MALAT-1, a highly conserved non-coding RNA [ 40, 41].

PABC is usually defined as occurring during pregnancy, lactation and up to 1 year after delivery [ 1, 3].

3 The 110 days tissue represents about 4 days prepartum when the gland is still growing, but also has shifted substantially into lactogenesis, or the initiation of lactation, leading up to parturition.

Lactations lasting up to 400 days postpartum were included in the analyses.

In studies of rats, ototoxicity involves early postnatal exposure to PCBs via lactation, an up-regulation of hepatic uridine diphospho-glucuronosyltransferases, and subsequent hypothyroxinemia during a critical period of cochlear development (Crofton and Zoeller 2005).