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Experiences of maternity care in New South Wales among women with mental health conditions by Corscadden, L, Callander, E J, Topp, S M, Watson, D E

“…High quality maternity care is increasingly understood to represent a continuum of care. As well as ensuring a positive experience for mothers and families,…”
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Spatial and temporal expression of folate-related transporters and metabolic enzymes during mouse placental development by Cherukad, J, Wainwright, V, Watson, E.D

“…Abstract It is well understood that maternal folate deficiency can cause abnormal fetal development. However, the extent to which placental development and…”
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Maternal and early life nutrition and physical activity: setting the research and intervention agenda for addressing the double burden of malnutrition in South African children by Prioreschi, A., Wrottesley, S., Draper, C. E., Tomaz, S. A., Cook, C. J., Watson, E. D., Van Poppel, M. N. M., Said-Mohamed, R., Norris, S. A., Lambert, E. V., Micklesfield, L. K.

“…Early life is important for later health outcomes, yet there are few studies which adequately address all of the potential early life insults that may affect…”
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Highly selective hydrolysis of kinins by recombinant prolylcarboxypeptidase by Chajkowski, S.M., Mallela, J., Watson, D.E., Wang, J., McCurdy, C.R., Rimoldi, J.M., Shariat-Madar, Z.

“…► The kinetic parameters of the kinin hydrolysis reaction by LC–MS. ► The correlation between K M and k cat values and the substrate structure. ► The IC 50 for…”
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Immune cells and cytokine production in the bovine corpus luteum throughout the oestrous cycle and after induced luteolysis by Penny, L A, Armstrong, D, Bramley, T A, Webb, R, Collins, R A, Watson, E D

“…Immune cells and their cytokine products have powerful local effects within body tissues. There has been great interest in the potential role of these cells,…”
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Angiogenesis and vascular endothelial growth factor expression in the equine corpus luteum by Al-zi'abi, MO, Watson, ED, Fraser, HM

“…Precise pharmacological control of the corpus luteum is important in the manipulation of the oestrous cycle in mares. Angiogenesis plays a key role in the…”
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2005 Trophoblast Research Award Lecture: Defects in the Keratin Cytoskeleton Disrupt Normal Murine Placental Development and Trophoblast Cell Function by Watson, E.D

“…Abstract The keratin cytoskeleton is present in all trophoblast cell subtypes of the mouse and human placenta and is required to maintain the structural…”
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Characterization of morphology and angiogenesis in follicles of mares during spring transition and the breeding season by Watson, ED, Al-Zi'abi, MO

“…The mare is a seasonal breeder and undergoes a period of ovarian transition in spring between winter anoestrus and cyclicity. During spring transition LH…”
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Involvement of miRNAs in equine follicle development by Schauer, S N, Sontakke, S D, Watson, E D, Esteves, C L, Donadeu, F X

“…Previous evidence from in vitro studies suggests specific roles for a subset of miRNAs, including miR-21, miR-23a, miR-145, miR-503, miR-224, miR-383, miR-378,…”
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Seasonal effects on the response of ovarian follicles to IGF1 in mares by Doyle, L K, Hogg, C O, Watson, E D, Donadeu, F X

“…The response of follicles to IGF1 was compared between the transition into the ovulatory season (transitional period) and the ovulatory season (ovulatory…”
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Cell death during natural and induced luteal regression in mares by Al-Zi'abi, MO, Fraser, HM, Watson, ED

“…In mares, little information is available on the type of cell death that occurs during natural and induced luteal regression. Corpora lutea were collected from…”
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The next generation of disease risk: Are the effects of prenatal nutrition transmitted across generations? Evidence from animal and human studies by Roseboom, T.J, Watson, E.D

“…Abstract Suboptimal intrauterine conditions, including poor nutrition, during critical periods of growth may lead to lifelong changes in the body's organs and…”
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Temporal relationship between proliferating and apoptotic hormone-producing and endothelial cells in the equine corpus luteum by Aguilar, J, Fraser, H M, Wilson, H, Clutton, E, Shaw, D J, Watson, E D

“…The temporal relationship between endothelial cell death, vascular regression and the death of hormone-producing cells in the mare has not been established. To…”
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Secretion of matrix metalloproteinases 2 and 9 and tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases into follicular fluid during follicle development in equine ovaries by Riley, SC, Gibson, AH, Leask, R, Mauchline, DJ, Pedersen, HG, Watson, ED

“…Extensive tissue remodelling is required in equine ovaries for follicle growth and development and also migration of the follicle to the ovulatory fossa, where…”
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Analysis of atresia in equine follicles using histology, fresh granulosa cell morphology and detection of DNA fragmentation by Pedersen, HG, Watson, ED, Telfer, EE

“…Follicular atresia has been examined previously by various biochemical and histological methods. The aim of this study was to compare, for the first time,…”
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Immune cell populations in the equine corpus luteum throughout the oestrous cycle and early pregnancy: an immunohistochemical and flow cytometric study by Lawler, D F, Hopkins, J, Watson, E D

“…Recent evidence indicates that the cells of the immune system and their large network of secretory products, or cytokines, play an active role in the ovary…”
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Uterine contractility is necessary for the clearance of intrauterine fluid but not bacteria after bacterial infusion in the mare by Nikolakopoulos, E., Watson, E.D.

“…Bacteria were infused into the uteri of 5 estrous mares resistant to persistent mating-induced endometritis, first during a control cycle, and then during…”
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Immunohistochemical study of the distribution of adrenergic and peptidergic innervation in the equine uterus and the cervix by Bae, SE, Corcoran, BM, Watson, ED

“…Little is known about neurogenic regulation of uterine contractility in mares. The present study investigated the distribution of adrenergic and peptidergic…”
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LacI mutation spectra following benzo[a]pyrene treatment of Big Blue® mice by Shane, Barbara S., de Boer, Johan, Watson, David E., Haseman, Joseph K., Glickman, Barry W., Tindall, Kenneth R.

“…The mutation spectrum of the lacI gene from the liver of C57Bl6 Big Blue® transgenic mice treated with benzo[a]pyrene (B[a]P) has been compared with the…”
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Insulin-like growth factors-I and -II and insulin-like growth factor-binding protein-2 in dominant equine follicles during spring transition and the ovulatory season by Watson, E D, Bae, S-E, Thomassen, R, Thomson, S R M, Woad, K, Armstrong, D G

“…The period between seasonal anoestrus and cyclicity is characterized in many mares by cyclical growth and regression of large dominant follicles. The…”
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