A study led by the University of Copenhagen investigates how maternal deficiencies affect foetal brain development, using guinea pigs.
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Updated May 26
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A study led by the University of Copenhagen investigates how maternal deficiencies affect foetal brain development, using guinea pigs.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Toxins bypass maternal barriers, accumulating in fetal organs as part of ongoing research into maternal deficiencies and fetal development.Sub-event
The research focuses on the impact of maternal deficiencies on foetal brain development.1 source
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University of Copenhagen
public research university in Copenhagen, Denmark
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Jens Lykkesfeldt
researcher
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