Adaptations in Maternofetal Calcium Transport in Relation to Placental Size and Fetal Sex in Mice.

Front Physiol · 2017 · PMC5732954 · PMID 29311979

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This increased F:P ratio suggests that functional adaptations in the placenta prevent female fetuses being smaller than their male littermates near term and that, whilst not quite significant in terms of calcium, other nutrient transport systems, such as system A, are worthy of investigation.

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