Long-Term Impacts of Foetal Malnutrition Followed by Early Postnatal Obesity on Fat Distribution Pattern and Metabolic Adaptability in Adult Sheep (Q27342334)

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Long-Term Impacts of Foetal Malnutrition Followed by Early Postnatal Obesity on Fat Distribution Pattern and Metabolic Adaptability in Adult Sheep (English)

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Prabhat Khanal

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Lærke Johnsen

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Anne Marie Dixen Axel

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Pernille Willert Hansen

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Anna Hauntoft Kongsted

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Nette Brinch Lyckegaard

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Mette Olaf Nielsen

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2016

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3 June 2016

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