Sentence examples for system of offspring from inspiring English sources

A study by Valérie Verhasselt in a supplement to the February 2010 issue of The Journal of Pediatrics yields new insights into how breastmilk helps program the immune system of offspring.

This study was designed to investigate the effects of prenatal exposure to Cd on the immune system of the offspring.

This study was designed to examine the developmental toxicity of linuron on the reproductive system of male offspring following maternal exposure.

These findings suggest that even very low levels of Cd exposure during gestation can result in long term detrimental effects on the immune system of the offspring and these effects are to some extent sex-specific.

Pregnant C57Bl/6 mice were exposed to an environmentally relevant dose of CdCl2 (10 ppm) and the effects on the immune system of the offspring were assessed at two time points following birth (2 and 7 weeks of age).

In gestating mice, the mother's community of microbes shapes the immune system of the offspring.

Alternatively, engrafted maternal cells in the fetus may subsequently be rejected by the immune system of the offspring, leading to destruction of the biliary tree.

Several pharmacokinetic processes (absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion) govern chemical disposition within the dam and the nervous system of the offspring.

Experimental studies have an important role to help us understand how, and whether, these specific insults have an impact on the developing cardiovascular system of the offspring.

The role of maternal smoking and drug abuse on the development of the immune system of their offspring should also be studied in larger cohorts of mother-child pairs.

Perinatal exposure of rats to BBP and its major metabolite, monobenzyl phthalate, has been shown to have an antiandrogenic effect, inducing significant alterations in the reproductive system of male offspring.