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Glucose metabolism in pregnancy and embryogenesis
Manuel Doblado, Kelle H. Moley
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
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Embryogenesis
100%
Glucose Metabolism
100%
Glucose Transport
100%
Maternal Diabetes
100%
Maternal Hyperglycemia
100%
Cell Signaling
50%
Pathophysiology
50%
Metabolism
50%
Developmental Abnormality
50%
Glucose Transporter 1 (GLUT1)
50%
Early Embryonic Development
50%
Early Development
50%
Detrimental Effects
50%
Metabolic Disease
50%
Programmed Cell Death
50%
Developmental Defects
50%
Developing Embryo
50%
Glucose Regulation
50%
Transporter Expression
50%
Genetic Inheritance
50%
Early Growth
50%
Diabetic Women
50%
Animal Displays
50%
Diabetic Mother
50%
Infant of Diabetic Mother
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Hyperglycemia
100%
Embryogenesis
100%
Glucose Metabolism
100%
Glucose Transport
100%
Offspring
100%
Signal Transduction
50%
Genetics
50%
Cell Death
50%
Metabolic Pathway
50%
Growth, Development and Aging
50%
Metabolic Disorder
50%
Glucose Transporter
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Glucose Metabolism
100%
Embryo Development
100%
Oocyte
100%
Diabetes
50%
Hyperglycemia
50%
Glucose Uptake
50%
Maternal Diabetes Mellitus
50%
Offspring
50%
Pathophysiology
25%
Signal Transduction
25%
Developmental Abnormality
25%
Glucose Transporter
25%
Growth, Development and Aging
25%
Water-Electrolyte Imbalance
25%
Programmed Cell Death
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
Glucose Metabolism
100%
Embryo Development
100%
Oocyte
100%
Glucose Transport
50%
Offspring
50%
Cell Death
25%
Signal Transduction
25%
Glucose Transporter
25%
Growth, Development and Aging
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Hyperglycemia
100%
Maternal Diabetes Mellitus
100%
Pathophysiology
50%
Programmed Cell Death
50%
Glucose Transporter
50%
Metabolic Disorder
50%