High Fat Diet Induced Developmental Defects in the Mouse: Oocyte Meiotic Aneuploidy and Fetal Growth Retardation/Brain Defects

Keyphrases

• High-fat Diet 100%
• Intrauterine Growth Retardation 100%
• Aneuploidy 100%
• Obese Women 100%
• Mouse Oocyte 100%
• Developmental Defects 100%
• Diet-induced 100%
• Brain Defect 100%
• Intrauterine Environment 66%
• Reproductive Complications 66%
• Early Embryonic Loss 66%
• Mouse Model 33%
• Failure Rate 33%
• Pregnancy Outcome 33%
• Obesity 33%
• Poor Outcome 33%
• Developmental Abnormality 33%
• Early Embryo 33%
• Weight Gain 33%
• Embryo Transfer 33%
• Infertility 33%
• High-fat Diet Mice 33%
• Maternal Effects 33%
• Developmental Processes 33%
• Maternal Obesity 33%
• Fetal Development 33%
• Congenital Abnormalities 33%
• Normal Rate 33%
• Transfer Test 33%
• Women of Reproductive Age 33%
• Blastocyst Stage 33%
• Early Pregnancy Loss 33%
• Preconception Counseling 33%
• Reproductive Phenotype 33%
• Time to Pregnancy 33%
• Preconceptional 33%
• Fetal Loss 33%
• Pregnancy Failure 33%
• Autologous Oocytes 33%
• Donor Oocyte 33%
• Neonatal Conditions 33%
• Fetal Phenotype 33%
• Obese Mother 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Intrauterine Growth Retardation 100%
• Oocyte 100%
• Aneuploidy 100%
• High Fat Food 100%
• First Trimester Pregnancy 16%
• Congenital Disorder 16%
• Developmental Abnormality 16%
• Counseling 16%
• Blastocyst 16%
• Fetus Development 16%
• Maternal Obesity 16%
• Embryo Transfer 16%
• Pregnancy Disorder 16%
• Time to Pregnancy 16%
• Fetus Wastage 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Aneuploidy 100%
• Fetus Growth 100%
• Mouse Model 33%
• Blastocyst 33%
• Maternal Effect 33%
• Embryo Transfer 33%
• First Trimester Pregnancy 33%
• Fetus Development 33%
• Time to Pregnancy 33%