Mild maternal hyperglycemia in INSC93S transgenic pigs causes impaired glucose tolerance and metabolic alterations in neonatal offspring

• Egile Nagusiak: Simone Renner (Egilea), Ana Sofia Martins (Egilea), Elisabeth Streckel (Egilea), Christina Braun-Reichhart (Egilea), Mattias Backman (Egilea), Cornelia Prehn (Egilea), Nikolai Klymiuk (Egilea), Andrea Bähr (Egilea), Andreas Blutke (Egilea), Christina Landbrecht-Schessl (Egilea), Annegret Wünsch (Egilea), Barbara Kessler (Egilea), Mayuko Kurome (Egilea), Arne Hinrichs (Egilea), Sietse-Jan Koopmans (Egilea), Stefan Krebs (Egilea), Elisabeth Kemter (Egilea), Birgit Rathkolb (Egilea), Hiroshi Nagashima (Egilea), Helmut Blum (Egilea), Mathias Ritzmann (Egilea), Rüdiger Wanke (Egilea), Bernhard Aigner (Egilea), Jerzy Adamski (Egilea), Martin Hrabě de Angelis (Egilea), Eckhard Wolf (Egilea)
• Formatua: Liburua
• Argitaratua: The Company of Biologists, 2019-08-01T00:00:00Z.
• Gaiak: article
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Alongside the obesity epidemic, the prevalence of maternal diabetes is rising worldwide, and adverse effects on fetal development and metabolic disturbances in the offspring's later life have been described. To clarify whether metabolic programming effects are due to mild maternal hyperglycemia...