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1.	Effect And Potential Mechanisms Of Maternal High-Fat Diet On The Metabolic Characteristics Of Offspring
2.	Effects Of Maternal High Fat Diet During Pregnancy And/or Lactation On Fetal Growth And Metabolism In Miceand The Related Mechanism
3.	Maternal High-fat Diet Alters Liver Lipid Metabolism And Its Related Gene Expression In Early Life Of Rat Offspring
4.	Study On The Central Mechanism Of Offspring Rat Hypertension Facilitated By Maternal High Fat Diet During Pregnancy And Lactation
5.	Effect Of Maternal High-fat Diet During Pregnancy And Lactation On Glucose And Lipid Metabolism And Related Gene Expression In Offspring's Liver
6.	Study Of Maternal High-Fat Diet Exacerbates Colitis Of Offspring Mice In Adulthood
7.	Maternal High Fat Diet Increases The Risk Of Metabolic Disease In F2 Generation And Its Mechanism Exploration
8.	Maternal High Fat Diet Combined With Bisphenol A Exposure Cause Multigenerational Malfunction Of Femal Reproductive Systems
9.	Maternal High-Fat Diet Combined With BPA Exposure Sex-Specifically Exacerbates Metabolic Disorders F1and F2 Generation
10.	The Mechanism Of Gut Microbiota On Islet Function In Offspring Of Maternal Mice With High-fat Diet
11.	Effects of intrauterine growth restriction and a maternal high fat diet on epigenetic determinants in rat lung
12.	Maternal High Fat Diet Alters the Transcriptional Response to Glucocorticoid and Immune Challenge in the Amygdala and Hippocampus of Adult Rat Offspring
13.	The Mechanisms Between Maternal High Fat Diet And Glycolipid Metabolism In The Early Life Of Offspring
14.	Effects Of Maternal High Fat Diet On Development And Metabolic Disorder Of Offspring
15.	Effects Of Maternal High-fat Diet On Intestinal Flora And The Expression Of ZO-1 And Occludin Proteins In Offspring
16.	Effect Of Maternal High Fat Diet During Pregnancy On The Induction Of Intrauterine Chronic Inflammation Up-regulation Of SCD1 Expression In The Pathogenesis Of Offspring NAFLD
17.	MiR-125b-5p Participates In The Mechanism Autism Related Behaviors In Offspring Mice Induced By Maternal High Fat Diet Via Down-regulating NRXN1
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