… In particular, behind a π phase variation grating, where the groove width is p/2, a square-wave
like intensity pattern of period p/2 is observed at fractional Talbot distances: …

… in placentas with different efficiencies within mouse litters (Coan et al. 2008a). In small efficient
… AS-P. and PC provided data included in the text. MC and GB contributed to the text and to …

Intrauterine programming is the process by which the structure and function of tissues are
altered permanently by insults acting during early development. In mammals, the placenta …

Restricted fetal growth is associated with postnatal mortality and morbidity and may be
directly related to alterations in the capacity of the placenta to supply nutrients. We proposed …

To date, the extent to which UK organizations use human resource management (HRM)
practices to promote pro-environmental behavior through workplace HRM policies and …

… where Σ I (struct) is the total number of intersections of the cycloid arcs with the structure,
Σ P (ref) is the total number of points that hit the reference space, and I (p) is the length of the …

Intrauterine growth and development can impact upon the long-term health of an individual.
The fetus is dependent upon the placenta for its supply of nutrients and oxygen from the …

Imprinted genes are expressed monoallelically depending on their parental origin. High
expression of the majority of imprinted genes tested to date has been demonstrated in …

Analyzer-based imaging is a powerful phase-sensitive technique that generates improved
contrast compared to standard absorption radiography. Combining numerically two images …

The junctional zone (Jz) of the mouse placenta consists of two main trophoblast populations,
spongiotrophoblasts and glycogen cells (GCs), but the development and function of both …