Sentence examples for postnatal behavior from inspiring English sources

In my next blog, we will begin to look at what we know about the relation between fetal programming, fetal impacts, postnatal behavior, and mental illness.

Imprinted gene expression affects fetal growth regulation and postnatal behavior in mammals and the formation of viable seeds and the inhibition of interspecies hybridization in plants (Tycko and Morison, 2002; Jiang and Köhler, 2012; Kradolfer et al., 2013).

This observational study accounts for intrauterine metabolic exposures, postnatal behaviors, and genetic influences represented by parental body size, as well as sociodemographic risk factors.

To address these gaps in knowledge, we implemented the SWIFT Offspring study, a prospective study of growth during infancy among GDM offspring that evaluates the associations with breastfeeding intensity based on quantitative methods independent of the intrauterine environment, perinatal outcomes and postnatal behaviors related to serial growth measures from birth through one year of age.

Our results provide an interesting avenue for further investigation into the role of GR disturbances in dams' postnatal emotional behavior.

Other appropriate outcomes include postnatal health status of mother and infant, the adoption and maintenance of healthy behaviors, disclosure of sensitive concerns, postpartum behaviors, maternal and infant health care utilization, and infant injury and disease rates [ 1].

In this first deletion mouse model for any snoRNA, we identified specific defects in early postnatal growth, feeding behavior and metabolic fuel usage that might provide insight into the pathophysiology of PWS and mechanisms of obesity in general.

Studies performed on population cohorts in the Great Lakes region consistently report that individuals with high fish consumption have a higher PCB body burden that may be related to the alterations of prenatal and postnatal cognitive development, behavior, and childhood IQ (Li et al. 2009; Stewart et al. 2008).

The Conflict Model is pleasingly consistent with the known roles of several imprinted genes in fetal growth and postnatal nutritionally related behaviors, but for most imprinted genes agreement with the Conflict Model has been assumed rather than demonstrated [ 12].

So far, most animal models focused on the effects of either pre- or early postnatal ethanol treatment on behavior.

Early insult of the MD disturbed postnatal maturation of affective behavior.