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Renal function and angiotensin AT1 receptor expression in young rats following intrauterine exposure to a maternal low-protein diet by Sahajpal, Vandana, Ashton, Nick

“…Recent studies have proposed a link between impaired nephrogenesis, decreased activity of the renin-angiotensin system and the onset of hypertension in rats…”
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Increased glomerular angiotensin II binding in rats exposed to a maternal low protein diet in utero by Sahajpal, Vandana, Ashton, Nick

“…In the rat, protein restriction during pregnancy increases offspring blood pressure by 20–30 mmHg. We have shown in an earlier study that this is associated…”
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Maternal Protein Restriction Reduces Angiotensin II AT1 and AT2 Receptor Expression in the Fetal Rat Kidney by Alwasel, Saleh H., Kaleem, Irram, Sahajpal, Vandana, Ashton, Nick

“…Maternal dietary protein restriction during pregnancy results in an increase in offspring blood pressure in the rat. The kidneys of the low protein (LP) rat…”
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Maternal protein restriction reduces angiotensin II AT(1) and AT(2) receptor expression in the fetal rat kidney by Alwasel, Saleh H, Kaleem, Irram, Sahajpal, Vandana, Ashton, Nick

“…Maternal dietary protein restriction during pregnancy results in an increase in offspring blood pressure in the rat. The kidneys of the low protein (LP) rat…”
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Renal Magnesium Handling Is Not Subject to Developmental Programming by Alwasel, Saleh H., Sahajpal, Vandana, Ashton, Nick

“…Developmental programming of hypertension, induced by maternal protein restriction, is associated with enhanced urinary excretion of sodium and calcium in the…”
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Renal Function in the In Utero Protein Restricted Model of Hypertension by Sahajpal, Vandana

“…Previous studies have shown that feeding a low protein diet to rats during pregnancy induces a significant increase in mean arterial pressure (MAP) of the…”
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