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2601	1608 ROBERTSON WO, COHN BP, CONKLING WS, KUEHN HJ, MOLONEY C, et al. GUIDELINES FOR EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY PEDIATRICS. 1989 FEB; 83 (2): 312-313	3	8	3	9
2602	1711 HOYME HE, JONES KL, DIXON SD, JEWETT T, HANSON JW, et al. PRENATAL COCAINE EXPOSURE AND FETAL VASCULAR DISRUPTION PEDIATRICS. 1990 MAY; 85 (5): 743-747	26	181	3	41
2603	1827 HUSTON R, KELLOGG N, PARRA JM, FOULDS DM SEXUALLY-TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE PEDIATRICS. 1991 OCT; 88 (4): 879-880	1	1	4	11
2604	1870 QUAN R, YANG C, RUBINSTEIN S, LEWISTON NJ, SUNSHINE P, et al. EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE-RADIATION ON ANTIINFECTIVE FACTORS IN HUMAN-MILK PEDIATRICS. 1992 APR; 89 (4): 667-669	0	23	1	17
2605	1888 BRENT RL THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF CHAIRMEN IN CLINICAL ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS - THE TRANSITION FROM AUTOCRACY PEDIATRICS. 1992 JUL; 90 (1): 50-57	13	13	2	29
2606	1939 GUTMAN LT, HERMANGIDDENS ME, PHELPS WC TRANSMISSION OF HUMAN GENITAL PAPILLOMAVIRUS DISEASE - COMPARISON OF DATA FROM ADULTS AND CHILDREN PEDIATRICS. 1993 JAN; 91 (1): 31-38	6	50	17	85
2607	1942 ROSENQUIST GC THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 512-512	0	0	1	1
2608	1943 TARNOWSKI KJ THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 512-512	0	0	1	1
2609	1944 MESROBIAN HG THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513	0	0	1	1
2610	1945 RILEY HD THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513	0	0	1	1
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2611	1946 EISENBERG L THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513	0	0	1	1
2612	1947 GABBE SG THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513	0	0	1	1
2613	1948 BRENT RL THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN - REPLY PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 514-514	0	0	1	1
2614	1968 BURTON BK, SCHULZ CJ, BURD LI SPECTRUM OF LIMB DISRUPTION DEFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH CHORIONIC VILLUS SAMPLING PEDIATRICS. 1993 MAY; 91 (5): 989-993	8	31	2	18
2615	2102 COHN BP, BERGER JE, HOLZMAN IR, LOCKHART J, REUBEN M, et al. GUIDELINES FOR EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY IN MEDICAL LIABILITY CASES (S93-3) PEDIATRICS. 1994 NOV; 94 (5): 755-756	4	6	3	14
2616	2158 MCABEE GN UNITED-STATES-SUPREME-COURT RULES ON EXPERT TESTIMONY PEDIATRICS. 1995 JUN; 95 (6): 934-936	3	4	2	17
2617	2159 BRENT RL BRINGING SCHOLARSHIP TO THE COURTROOM PEDIATRICS. 1995 JUN; 95 (6): 954-956	1	1	7	17
2618	2631 Ward RM, Bates BA, McCarver DG, Notterman DA, Walson PD, et al. Use of psychoactive medication during pregnancy and possible effects on the fetus and newborn PEDIATRICS. 2000 APR; 105 (4): 880-887	3	51	2	89
2619	2669 Brent RL, Oakley GP, Mattison DR The unnecessary epidemic of folic acid-preventable spina bifida and anencephaly PEDIATRICS. 2000 OCT; 106 (4): 825-827	24	24	0	19
2620	2753 Brent RL, Oakley GP, Mattison DR The unnecessary epidemic of folic acid-preventable spina bifida and anencephaly - Reply PEDIATRICS. 2001 OCT; 108 (4): 1048-1050	1	1	1	2
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2621	2798 Deitschel CH, Buckley JM, Evans G, Fraser JJ, McAbee GN, et al. Guidelines for expert witness testimony in medical malpractice litigation PEDIATRICS. 2002 MAY; 109 (5): 974-979	5	11	6	32
2622	2948 Brent RL, Weitzman M The vulnerability, sensitivity, and resiliency of the developing embryo, infant, child, and adolescent to the effects of environmental chemicals, drugs, and physical agents as compared to the adult - Preface PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 933-934	4	4	0	0
2623	2949 Brent RL, Tanski S, Weitzman M A pediatric perspective on the unique vulnerability and resilience of the embryo and the child to environmental toxicants: The importance of rigorous research concerning age and agent PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 935-944	14	14	5	43
2624	2950 Brent RL Environmental causes of human congenital malformations: The pediatrician's role in dealing with these complex clinical problems caused by a multiplicity of environmental and genetic factors PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 957-968	28	29	21	55
2625	2951 Brent RL Utilization of animal studies to determine the effects and human risks of environmental toxicants (drugs, chemicals, and physical agents) PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 984-995	17	17	15	127
2626	2952 Brent RL, Weitzman M The current state of knowledge about the effects, risks, and science of children's environmental exposures PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 1158-1166	11	12	2	35
2627	2953 Brent RL, Weitzman M The pediatrician's role and responsibility in educating parents about environmental risks PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 1167-1172	5	5	0	9
2628	3056 Florin TA, Brent RL, Weitzman M The need for vigilance: The persistence of lead poisoning in children PEDIATRICS. 2005 JUN; 115 (6): 1767-1768	4	4	0	8
2629	3064 Kheifets L, Repacholi M, Saunders R, van Deventer E The sensitivity of children to electromagnetic fields PEDIATRICS. 2005 AUG; 116 (2): E303-E313	0	30	2	67
2630	3070 Brent RL, Oakley GP The food and drug administration must require the addition of more folic acid in "enriched" flour and other grains PEDIATRICS. 2005 SEP; 116 (3): 753-755	20	20	1	9
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2631	3079 Merritt TA Lead poisoning from a toy necklace PEDIATRICS. 2005 OCT; 116 (4): 1050-1051	0	0	1	10
2632	3080 Weitzman M, Florin TA, Brent RL Lead poisoning from a toy necklace - Reply PEDIATRICS. 2005 OCT; 116 (4): 1051-1051	0	0	1	4
2633	3116 Brent RL, Oakley GP Triumph and/or tragedy: The present food and drug administration program of enriching grains with folic acid PEDIATRICS. 2006 MAR; 117 (3): 930-932	10	10	2	10
2634	3118 Rader JI, Schneeman BO Prevalence of neural tube defects, folate status, and folate fortification of enriched cereal-grain products in the United States PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1394-1399	6	12	1	18
2635	3119 Brent RL, Oakley GP The folate debate PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1418-1419	8	8	3	14
2636	3120 Maberly GF The folic acid debate continues PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1459-1459	0	0	1	3
2637	3121 Brent RL, Oakley GP The folic acid debate continues - Reply PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1460-1460	1	1	3	6
2638	3159 Robbins JM, Tilford JM, Bird TM, Cleves MA, Reading JA, et al. Hospitalizations of newborns with folate-sensitive birth defects before and after fortification of foods with folic acid PEDIATRICS. 2006 SEP; 118 (3): 906-915	0	11	2	74
2639	3172 Brent R The Daubert decision PEDIATRICS. 2006 NOV; 118 (5): 2222-2225	0	1	11	17
2640	3188 Brent RL, Oakley GP Further efforts to reduce the incidence of neural tube defects PEDIATRICS. 2007 JAN; 119 (1): 225-226	0	0	5	5
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2641	3239 Brody AS, Frush DP, Huda W, Brent RL Radiation risk to children from computed tomography PEDIATRICS. 2007 SEP; 120 (3): 677-682	77	77	0	19
2642	3297 Kirpalani H, Nahmias C Radiation risk to children from computed tomography PEDIATRICS. 2008 FEB; 121 (2): 449-450	0	0	1	6
2643	3408 Molloy AM, Kirke PN, Troendle JF, Burke H, Sutton M, et al. Maternal Vitamin B-12 Status and Risk of Neural Tube Defects in a Population With High Neural Tube Defect Prevalence and No Folic Acid Fortification PEDIATRICS. 2009 MAR; 123 (3): 917-923	3	17	4	51
2644	3447 McAbee GN, Brown JL, Donn SM, Gonzalez JL, Marcus D, et al. Policy Statement-Expert Witness Participation in Civil and Criminal Proceedings PEDIATRICS. 2009 JUL; 124 (1): 428-438	0	4	7	54
2645	3477 Krug SE, Bojko T, Fein JA, Fitzmaurice LS, Frush KS, et al. Joint Policy Statement-Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department PEDIATRICS. 2009 OCT; 124 (4): 1233-1243	0	4	1	44
2646	3602 Ahmed BA, Connolly BL, Shroff P, Chong AL, Gordon C, et al. Cumulative Effective Doses From Radiologic Procedures for Pediatric Oncology Patients PEDIATRICS. 2010 OCT; 126 (4): E851-E858	0	0	2	42
2647	788 FOSTER JW, ARCHER SJ BIRTH-ORDER AND INTELLIGENCE - IMMUNOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS. 1979; 48 (1): 79-93	0	8	3	61
2648	2693 Frias JL Approach to the newborn with congenital malformations PERINATAL MEDICINE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM. 2001; : 307-309	0	0	0	5
2649	2694 Novak-Antolic Z, Verdenik I Women with very preterm delivery: Is there injustice in obtaining basic health care? PERINATAL MEDICINE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM. 2001; : 716-719	0	0	1	9
2650	385 MOLL W, KUNZEL W BLOOD PRESSURES IN UTERINE VASCULAR SYSTEM OF ANESTHETIZED PREGNANT GUINEA-PIGS PFLUGERS ARCHIV-EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY. 1971; 330 (4): 310-&	3	26	1	11
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2651	2395 Irl C, Kipferler P, Hasford J Drug use assessment and risk evaluation in pregnancy - The PEGASUS- project PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 1997 OCT; 6: S37-S42	0	6	0	11
2652	2921 Tabacova S, Little R, Tsong Y, Vega A, Kimmel CA Adverse pregnancy outcomes associated with maternal enalapril antihypertensive treatment PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2003 DEC; 12 (8): 633-646	1	23	5	42
2653	3160 Hernandez-Diaz S Prescription of medications during pregnancy: accidents, compromises, and uncertainties - Commentary PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2006 SEP; 15 (9): 613-617	2	4	3	15
2654	3200 Uhl K, Trontell A, Kennedy D Risk minimization practices for pregnancy prevention: understanding risk, selecting tools PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2007 MAR; 16 (3): 337-348	0	1	1	24
2655	3546 Cleary BJ, Butt H, Strawbridge JD, Bsc PJG, Fahey T, et al. Medication use in early pregnancy-prevalence and determinants of use in a prospective cohort of women PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2010 APR; 19 (4): 408-417	0	0	6	41
2656	2946 Costa LG, Steardo L, Cuomo V Structural effects and neurofunctional sequelae of developmental exposure to psychotherapeutic drugs: Experimental and clinical aspects PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 2004 MAR 1; 56 (1): 103-147	0	17	6	643
2657	511 MILLER RK, DAVIS BM, BRENT RL, KOSZALKA TR TRANSPORT OF CREATINE IN HUMAN PLACENTA PHARMACOLOGIST. 1974; 16 (2): 305-305	0	0	0	3
2658	1176 TUCHMANNDUPLESSIS H DRUGS AND OTHER XENOBIOTICS AS TERATOGENS PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1984; 26 (3): 273-344	2	6	2	282
2659	2308 Khedun SM, Moodley J, Naicker T, Maharaj B Drug management of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1997; 74 (2): 221-258	0	17	1	320
2660	2471 Kennedy AR Chemopreventive agents: Protease inhibitors PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1998 JUN; 78 (3): 167-209	0	157	3	353
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2661	1912 LUNDGREN Y, THALEN P, NORDLANDER M EFFECTS OF FELODIPINE ON UTEROPLACENTAL BLOOD-FLOW IN NORMOTENSIVE RABBITS PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 71 (5): 361-364	2	4	3	23
2662	2700 Skold AC, Danielsson BR Developmental toxicity in the pregnant rabbit by the class III antiarrhythmic drug sotalol PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY. 2001 JAN; 88 (1): 34-39	6	9	2	22
2663	2463 Bollweg G, Sparber SB Relationships between midembryonic 5-HT2 agonist and/or antagonist exposure and detour learning by chickens PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR. 1998 MAY; 60 (1): 47-53	1	9	3	36
2664	2464 Bollweg G, Wei YX, Sparber SB Behavioral and neuroendocrine assessment of ritanserin exposure in the developing chicken: Lack of toxicity at effective doses PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR. 1998 MAY; 60 (1): 175-181	0	4	1	37
2665	3161 Badell ML, Ramin SM, Smith JA Treatment options for nausea and vomiting during pregnancy PHARMACOTHERAPY. 2006 SEP; 26 (9): 1273-1287	1	9	3	118
2666	1177 DARCY PF MICROWAVE HAZARD TO TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY SYSTEMS PHARMACY INTERNATIONAL. 1984; 5 (8): 189-189	0	0	2	3
2667	1304 GARDNER RL CLONAL ANALYSIS OF EARLY MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 1985 DEC 17; 312 (1153): 163-&	0	42	7	89
2668	670 BORRAS C, BRENT RL DOSIMETRY OF ASTATINE-211, HIGH LET RADIOHALOGEN PHYSICS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY. 1977; 22 (1): 118-118	3	3	0	0
2669	2059 BENNETT WR CANCER AND POWER-LINES PHYSICS TODAY. 1994 APR; 47 (4): 23-29	1	30	1	43
2670	51 HICKS SP RADIATION AS AN EXPERIMENTAL TOOL IN MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROLOGY PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1958; 38 (3): 337-356	21	118	4	51
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2671	87 BROWNGRANT K EXTRATHYROIDAL IODIDE CONCENTRATING MECHANISMS PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1961; 41 (1): 189-&	0	233	1	158
2672	276 SAUNDERS FJ EFFECTS OF SEX STEROIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS ON PREGNANCY AND ON DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1968; 48 (3): 601-&	0	46	1	404
2673	2654 Wyss M, Kaddurah-Daouk R Creatine and creatinine metabolism PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 2000 JUL; 80 (3): 1107-1213	6	477	2	1163
2674	789 TAMAKI Y, INOUYE M AVOIDANCE OF AND ANTICIPATORY RESPONSES TO SHOCK IN PRENATALLY X- IRRADIATED RATS PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1979; 22 (4): 701-705	9	13	1	24
2675	2046 REILLY S, NORGREN R, PRITCHARD TC A NEW GUSTOMETER FOR TESTING TASTE DISCRIMINATION IN THE MONKEY PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1994 MAR; 55 (3): 401-406	1	12	2	36
2676	2429 Ohta R, Matsumoto A, Nagao T, Mizutani M Comparative study of behavioral development between high and low shuttlebox avoidance rats PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1998 FEB 15; 63 (4): 545-551	0	17	1	26
2677	3478 Silva EJR, Costa-Silva JH, Evencio LB, Fraga MDCA, Coelho MCOC, et al. Reproductive Assessment of Hydroalcohol Extract of Calendula officinalis L. in Wistar Rats PHYTOTHERAPY RESEARCH. 2009 OCT; 23 (10): 1392-1398	0	0	1	31
2678	943 ILGREN EB PLACENTAL POLYPLOIDIZATION - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY IN THE MOUSE AND THE GUINEA-PIG PLACENTA. 1981; 2 (4): 333-342	0	1	7	43
2679	1025 CARPENTER SJ TROPHOBLAST INVASION AND ALTERATION OF MESOMETRIAL ARTERIES IN THE PREGNANT HAMSTER - LIGHT AND ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS PLACENTA. 1982; 3 (3): 219-242	0	13	2	48
2680	1346 JOLLIE WP ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF PROTEIN TRANSFER ACROSS RODENT YOLK-SAC PLACENTA. 1986 MAY-JUN; 7 (3): 263-281	19	49	11	138
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2681	1377 CARBONE JP, BALDRIDGE RC, MAGEN AB, ANDREW CL, KOSZALKA TR, et al. GLUCOCORTICOID AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS IN YOLK-SAC PLACENTA PLACENTA. 1986 SEP-OCT; 7 (5): 425-441	6	6	3	26
2682	1566 KOSZALKA TR, ANDREW CL, LLOYD JB, BRENT RL CARRIER-MEDIATED UPTAKE OF HEXOSES BY THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC PLACENTA. 1988 SEP-OCT; 9 (5): 547-558	7	7	2	18
2683	1599 HARTFIELD PJ, WILLIAMS KE, GEDDES R, LLOYD JB GLYCOGEN-METABOLISM IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK SAC-1 GLYCOGEN-CONTENT AND GESTATIONAL-AGE PLACENTA. 1989 JAN-FEB; 10 (1): 45-54	2	8	7	28
2684	1685 BECKMAN DA, PUGARELLI JE, JENSEN M, KOSZALKA TR, BRENT RL, et al. SOURCES OF AMINO-ACIDS FOR PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY ORGANOGENESIS IN THE RAT .1. RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF FREE AMINO-ACIDS AND OF PROTEINS PLACENTA. 1990 MAR-APR; 11 (2): 109-121	35	35	7	11
2685	1777 BECKMAN DA, PUGARELLI JE, KOSZALKA TR, BRENT RL, LLOYD JB SOURCES OF AMINO-ACIDS FOR PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY ORGANOGENESIS IN THE RAT .2. EXCHANGE WITH AMINO-ACID AND PROTEIN POOLS IN EMBRYO AND YOLK-SAC PLACENTA. 1991 JAN-FEB; 12 (1): 37-46	24	24	3	7
2686	1788 GRUBB JD, KOSZALK TR, DRABICK JJ, METRIONE RM THE ACTIVITIES OF THIOL PROTEASES IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC INCREASE DURING LATE GESTATION PLACENTA. 1991 MAR-APR; 12 (2): 143-151	5	18	5	25
2687	1822 SCHRODER H, SCHOCH C, ELWERS W, LEICHTWEISS HP THE ARTIFICIALLY PERFUSED GUINEA-PIG YOLK-SAC PLACENTA - TRANSFER AND UPTAKE OF WATER, GLUCOSE AND AMINO-ACIDS PLACENTA. 1991 SEP-OCT; 12 (5): 495-509	3	6	2	56
2688	2040 BECKMAN DA, BRENT RL, LLOYD JB PINOCYTOSIS IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC - POTENTIAL ROLE IN AMINO-ACID NUTRITION DURING THE FETAL PERIOD PLACENTA. 1994 FEB-MAR; 15 (2): 171-176	17	17	17	25
2689	2060 KOSZALKA TR, ANDREW CL, BRENT RL, BECKMAN DA, LLOYD JB AMINO-ACID-REQUIREMENTS IN THE EARLY POSTIMPLANTATION RAT CONCEPTUS PLACENTA. 1994 APR; 15 (3): 311-320	16	16	11	21
2690	2293 Lloyd JB, Brent RL, Beckman DA Sources of amino acids for protein synthesis during early organogenesis in the rat .3. Methionine incorporation PLACENTA. 1996 NOV; 17 (8): 629-634	19	19	8	22
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2691	2294 Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB Sources of amino acids for protein synthesis during early organogenesis in the rat .4. Mechanisms before envelopment of the embryo by the yolk sac PLACENTA. 1996 NOV; 17 (8): 635-641	16	16	10	14
2692	2317 Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB Leucine sources for the rat fetus PLACENTA. 1997 JAN; 18 (1): 79-82	16	16	8	17
2693	2387 Pratten MK, Lloyd JB Uptake of microparticles by rat visceral yolk sac PLACENTA. 1997 SEP; 18 (7): 547-552	1	6	12	28
2694	2388 Young D, Klemm AR, Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB Uptake and processing of Fe-59-labelled and I-125-labelled rat transferrin by early organogenesis rat conceptuses in vitro PLACENTA. 1997 SEP; 18 (7): 553-562	10	10	13	38
2695	2495 Chataway TK, Whittle AM, Lewis MD, Bindloss CA, Davey RCA, et al. Two-dimensional mapping and microsequencing of lysosomal proteins from human placenta PLACENTA. 1998 NOV; 19 (8): 643-654	0	11	2	73
2696	2666 Hover CG, Kulkarni AP Human term placental lipoxygenase-mediated N-demethylation of phenothiazines and insecticides in the presence of linoleic acid PLACENTA. 2000 SEP; 21 (7): 646-653	1	9	3	52
2697	2676 Novak DA, Beveridge MJ Anionic amino acid transporter expression in late gestation rodent yolk sac PLACENTA. 2000 NOV; 21 (8): 834-839	2	2	7	33
2698	2701 Notarianni E, Flechon JE Parietal endoderm cell line from a rat blastocyst PLACENTA. 2001 JAN; 22 (1): 111-123	0	8	10	57
2699	2707 Battaglia FC, Regnault TRH Placental transport and metabolism of amino acids PLACENTA. 2001 FEB-MAR; 22 (2-3): 145-161	1	46	4	144
2700	2721 Burton GJ, Hempstock J, Jauniaux E Nutrition of the human fetus during the first trimester - A review PLACENTA. 2001 APR; 22: S70-S76	5	31	4	30

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1608 ROBERTSON WO, COHN BP, CONKLING WS, KUEHN HJ, MOLONEY C, et al.

GUIDELINES FOR EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY

PEDIATRICS. 1989 FEB; 83 (2): 312-313

2602

1711 HOYME HE, JONES KL, DIXON SD, JEWETT T, HANSON JW, et al.

PRENATAL COCAINE EXPOSURE AND FETAL VASCULAR DISRUPTION

PEDIATRICS. 1990 MAY; 85 (5): 743-747

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2603

1827 HUSTON R, KELLOGG N, PARRA JM, FOULDS DM

SEXUALLY-TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE

PEDIATRICS. 1991 OCT; 88 (4): 879-880

2604

1870 QUAN R, YANG C, RUBINSTEIN S, LEWISTON NJ, SUNSHINE P, et al.

EFFECTS OF MICROWAVE-RADIATION ON ANTIINFECTIVE FACTORS IN HUMAN-MILK

PEDIATRICS. 1992 APR; 89 (4): 667-669

2605

1888 BRENT RL

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF CHAIRMEN IN CLINICAL ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS - THE TRANSITION FROM AUTOCRACY

PEDIATRICS. 1992 JUL; 90 (1): 50-57

2606

1939 GUTMAN LT, HERMANGIDDENS ME, PHELPS WC

TRANSMISSION OF HUMAN GENITAL PAPILLOMAVIRUS DISEASE - COMPARISON OF DATA FROM ADULTS AND CHILDREN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 JAN; 91 (1): 31-38

2607

1942 ROSENQUIST GC

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 512-512

2608

1943 TARNOWSKI KJ

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 512-512

2609

1944 MESROBIAN HG

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513

2610

1945 RILEY HD

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513

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2611

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513

2612

1947 GABBE SG

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 513-513

2613

1948 BRENT RL

THE CHANGING-ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CHAIRMAN - REPLY

PEDIATRICS. 1993 FEB; 91 (2): 514-514

2614

1968 BURTON BK, SCHULZ CJ, BURD LI

SPECTRUM OF LIMB DISRUPTION DEFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH CHORIONIC VILLUS SAMPLING

PEDIATRICS. 1993 MAY; 91 (5): 989-993

2615

2102 COHN BP, BERGER JE, HOLZMAN IR, LOCKHART J, REUBEN M, et al.

GUIDELINES FOR EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY IN MEDICAL LIABILITY CASES (S93-3)

PEDIATRICS. 1994 NOV; 94 (5): 755-756

2616

2158 MCABEE GN

UNITED-STATES-SUPREME-COURT RULES ON EXPERT TESTIMONY

PEDIATRICS. 1995 JUN; 95 (6): 934-936

2617

2159 BRENT RL

BRINGING SCHOLARSHIP TO THE COURTROOM

PEDIATRICS. 1995 JUN; 95 (6): 954-956

2618

2631 Ward RM, Bates BA, McCarver DG, Notterman DA, Walson PD, et al.

Use of psychoactive medication during pregnancy and possible effects on the fetus and newborn

PEDIATRICS. 2000 APR; 105 (4): 880-887

2619

2669 Brent RL, Oakley GP, Mattison DR

The unnecessary epidemic of folic acid-preventable spina bifida and anencephaly

PEDIATRICS. 2000 OCT; 106 (4): 825-827

2620

2753 Brent RL, Oakley GP, Mattison DR

The unnecessary epidemic of folic acid-preventable spina bifida and anencephaly - Reply

PEDIATRICS. 2001 OCT; 108 (4): 1048-1050

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2621

2798 Deitschel CH, Buckley JM, Evans G, Fraser JJ, McAbee GN, et al.

Guidelines for expert witness testimony in medical malpractice litigation

PEDIATRICS. 2002 MAY; 109 (5): 974-979

2622

2948 Brent RL, Weitzman M

The vulnerability, sensitivity, and resiliency of the developing embryo, infant, child, and adolescent to the effects of environmental chemicals, drugs, and physical agents as compared to the adult - Preface

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 933-934

2623

2949 Brent RL, Tanski S, Weitzman M

A pediatric perspective on the unique vulnerability and resilience of the embryo and the child to environmental toxicants: The importance of rigorous research concerning age and agent

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 935-944

2624

2950 Brent RL

Environmental causes of human congenital malformations: The pediatrician's role in dealing with these complex clinical problems caused by a multiplicity of environmental and genetic factors

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 957-968

2625

2951 Brent RL

Utilization of animal studies to determine the effects and human risks of environmental toxicants (drugs, chemicals, and physical agents)

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 984-995

127

2626

2952 Brent RL, Weitzman M

The current state of knowledge about the effects, risks, and science of children's environmental exposures

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 1158-1166

2627

2953 Brent RL, Weitzman M

The pediatrician's role and responsibility in educating parents about environmental risks

PEDIATRICS. 2004 APR 1; 113 (4): 1167-1172

2628

3056 Florin TA, Brent RL, Weitzman M

The need for vigilance: The persistence of lead poisoning in children

PEDIATRICS. 2005 JUN; 115 (6): 1767-1768

2629

3064 Kheifets L, Repacholi M, Saunders R, van Deventer E

The sensitivity of children to electromagnetic fields

PEDIATRICS. 2005 AUG; 116 (2): E303-E313

2630

3070 Brent RL, Oakley GP

The food and drug administration must require the addition of more folic acid in "enriched" flour and other grains

PEDIATRICS. 2005 SEP; 116 (3): 753-755

Date / Author / Journal

2631

Lead poisoning from a toy necklace

PEDIATRICS. 2005 OCT; 116 (4): 1050-1051

2632

3080 Weitzman M, Florin TA, Brent RL

Lead poisoning from a toy necklace - Reply

PEDIATRICS. 2005 OCT; 116 (4): 1051-1051

2633

3116 Brent RL, Oakley GP

Triumph and/or tragedy: The present food and drug administration program of enriching grains with folic acid

PEDIATRICS. 2006 MAR; 117 (3): 930-932

2634

3118 Rader JI, Schneeman BO

Prevalence of neural tube defects, folate status, and folate fortification of enriched cereal-grain products in the United States

PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1394-1399

2635

3119 Brent RL, Oakley GP

The folate debate

PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1418-1419

2636

3120 Maberly GF

The folic acid debate continues

PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1459-1459

2637

3121 Brent RL, Oakley GP

The folic acid debate continues - Reply

PEDIATRICS. 2006 APR; 117 (4): 1460-1460

2638

3159 Robbins JM, Tilford JM, Bird TM, Cleves MA, Reading JA, et al.

Hospitalizations of newborns with folate-sensitive birth defects before and after fortification of foods with folic acid

PEDIATRICS. 2006 SEP; 118 (3): 906-915

2639

3172 Brent R

The Daubert decision

PEDIATRICS. 2006 NOV; 118 (5): 2222-2225

2640

3188 Brent RL, Oakley GP

Further efforts to reduce the incidence of neural tube defects

PEDIATRICS. 2007 JAN; 119 (1): 225-226

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2641

3239 Brody AS, Frush DP, Huda W, Brent RL

Radiation risk to children from computed tomography

PEDIATRICS. 2007 SEP; 120 (3): 677-682

2642

3297 Kirpalani H, Nahmias C

Radiation risk to children from computed tomography

PEDIATRICS. 2008 FEB; 121 (2): 449-450

2643

3408 Molloy AM, Kirke PN, Troendle JF, Burke H, Sutton M, et al.

Maternal Vitamin B-12 Status and Risk of Neural Tube Defects in a Population With High Neural Tube Defect Prevalence and No Folic Acid Fortification

PEDIATRICS. 2009 MAR; 123 (3): 917-923

2644

3447 McAbee GN, Brown JL, Donn SM, Gonzalez JL, Marcus D, et al.

Policy Statement-Expert Witness Participation in Civil and Criminal Proceedings

PEDIATRICS. 2009 JUL; 124 (1): 428-438

2645

3477 Krug SE, Bojko T, Fein JA, Fitzmaurice LS, Frush KS, et al.

Joint Policy Statement-Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department

PEDIATRICS. 2009 OCT; 124 (4): 1233-1243

2646

3602 Ahmed BA, Connolly BL, Shroff P, Chong AL, Gordon C, et al.

Cumulative Effective Doses From Radiologic Procedures for Pediatric Oncology Patients

PEDIATRICS. 2010 OCT; 126 (4): E851-E858

2647

788 FOSTER JW, ARCHER SJ

BIRTH-ORDER AND INTELLIGENCE - IMMUNOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION

PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS. 1979; 48 (1): 79-93

2648

2693 Frias JL

Approach to the newborn with congenital malformations

PERINATAL MEDICINE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM. 2001; : 307-309

2649

2694 Novak-Antolic Z, Verdenik I

Women with very preterm delivery: Is there injustice in obtaining basic health care?

PERINATAL MEDICINE OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM. 2001; : 716-719

2650

385 MOLL W, KUNZEL W

BLOOD PRESSURES IN UTERINE VASCULAR SYSTEM OF ANESTHETIZED PREGNANT GUINEA-PIGS

PFLUGERS ARCHIV-EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY. 1971; 330 (4): 310-&

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2651

2395 Irl C, Kipferler P, Hasford J

Drug use assessment and risk evaluation in pregnancy - The PEGASUS- project

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 1997 OCT; 6: S37-S42

2652

2921 Tabacova S, Little R, Tsong Y, Vega A, Kimmel CA

Adverse pregnancy outcomes associated with maternal enalapril antihypertensive treatment

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2003 DEC; 12 (8): 633-646

2653

3160 Hernandez-Diaz S

Prescription of medications during pregnancy: accidents, compromises, and uncertainties - Commentary

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2006 SEP; 15 (9): 613-617

2654

3200 Uhl K, Trontell A, Kennedy D

Risk minimization practices for pregnancy prevention: understanding risk, selecting tools

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2007 MAR; 16 (3): 337-348

2655

3546 Cleary BJ, Butt H, Strawbridge JD, Bsc PJG, Fahey T, et al.

Medication use in early pregnancy-prevalence and determinants of use in a prospective cohort of women

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY AND DRUG SAFETY. 2010 APR; 19 (4): 408-417

2656

2946 Costa LG, Steardo L, Cuomo V

Structural effects and neurofunctional sequelae of developmental exposure to psychotherapeutic drugs: Experimental and clinical aspects

PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 2004 MAR 1; 56 (1): 103-147

643

2657

511 MILLER RK, DAVIS BM, BRENT RL, KOSZALKA TR

TRANSPORT OF CREATINE IN HUMAN PLACENTA

PHARMACOLOGIST. 1974; 16 (2): 305-305

2658

1176 TUCHMANNDUPLESSIS H

DRUGS AND OTHER XENOBIOTICS AS TERATOGENS

PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1984; 26 (3): 273-344

282

2659

2308 Khedun SM, Moodley J, Naicker T, Maharaj B

Drug management of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1997; 74 (2): 221-258

320

2660

2471 Kennedy AR

Chemopreventive agents: Protease inhibitors

PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS. 1998 JUN; 78 (3): 167-209

157

353

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2661

1912 LUNDGREN Y, THALEN P, NORDLANDER M

EFFECTS OF FELODIPINE ON UTEROPLACENTAL BLOOD-FLOW IN NORMOTENSIVE RABBITS

PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY. 1992 NOV; 71 (5): 361-364

2662

2700 Skold AC, Danielsson BR

Developmental toxicity in the pregnant rabbit by the class III antiarrhythmic drug sotalol

PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY. 2001 JAN; 88 (1): 34-39

2663

2463 Bollweg G, Sparber SB

Relationships between midembryonic 5-HT2 agonist and/or antagonist exposure and detour learning by chickens

PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR. 1998 MAY; 60 (1): 47-53

2664

2464 Bollweg G, Wei YX, Sparber SB

Behavioral and neuroendocrine assessment of ritanserin exposure in the developing chicken: Lack of toxicity at effective doses

PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR. 1998 MAY; 60 (1): 175-181

2665

3161 Badell ML, Ramin SM, Smith JA

Treatment options for nausea and vomiting during pregnancy

PHARMACOTHERAPY. 2006 SEP; 26 (9): 1273-1287

118

2666

1177 DARCY PF

MICROWAVE HAZARD TO TRANSDERMAL DELIVERY SYSTEMS

PHARMACY INTERNATIONAL. 1984; 5 (8): 189-189

2667

1304 GARDNER RL

CLONAL ANALYSIS OF EARLY MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENT

PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 1985 DEC 17; 312 (1153): 163-&

2668

670 BORRAS C, BRENT RL

DOSIMETRY OF ASTATINE-211, HIGH LET RADIOHALOGEN

PHYSICS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY. 1977; 22 (1): 118-118

2669

2059 BENNETT WR

CANCER AND POWER-LINES

PHYSICS TODAY. 1994 APR; 47 (4): 23-29

2670

51 HICKS SP

RADIATION AS AN EXPERIMENTAL TOOL IN MAMMALIAN DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROLOGY

PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1958; 38 (3): 337-356

118

Date / Author / Journal

2671

EXTRATHYROIDAL IODIDE CONCENTRATING MECHANISMS

PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1961; 41 (1): 189-&

233

158

2672

276 SAUNDERS FJ

EFFECTS OF SEX STEROIDS AND RELATED COMPOUNDS ON PREGNANCY AND ON DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG

PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 1968; 48 (3): 601-&

404

2673

2654 Wyss M, Kaddurah-Daouk R

Creatine and creatinine metabolism

PHYSIOLOGICAL REVIEWS. 2000 JUL; 80 (3): 1107-1213

477

1163

2674

789 TAMAKI Y, INOUYE M

AVOIDANCE OF AND ANTICIPATORY RESPONSES TO SHOCK IN PRENATALLY X- IRRADIATED RATS

PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1979; 22 (4): 701-705

2675

2046 REILLY S, NORGREN R, PRITCHARD TC

A NEW GUSTOMETER FOR TESTING TASTE DISCRIMINATION IN THE MONKEY

PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1994 MAR; 55 (3): 401-406

2676

2429 Ohta R, Matsumoto A, Nagao T, Mizutani M

Comparative study of behavioral development between high and low shuttlebox avoidance rats

PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR. 1998 FEB 15; 63 (4): 545-551

2677

3478 Silva EJR, Costa-Silva JH, Evencio LB, Fraga MDCA, Coelho MCOC, et al.

Reproductive Assessment of Hydroalcohol Extract of Calendula officinalis L. in Wistar Rats

PHYTOTHERAPY RESEARCH. 2009 OCT; 23 (10): 1392-1398

2678

943 ILGREN EB

PLACENTAL POLYPLOIDIZATION - A COMPARATIVE-STUDY IN THE MOUSE AND THE GUINEA-PIG

PLACENTA. 1981; 2 (4): 333-342

2679

1025 CARPENTER SJ

TROPHOBLAST INVASION AND ALTERATION OF MESOMETRIAL ARTERIES IN THE PREGNANT HAMSTER - LIGHT AND ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS

PLACENTA. 1982; 3 (3): 219-242

2680

1346 JOLLIE WP

ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF PROTEIN TRANSFER ACROSS RODENT YOLK-SAC

PLACENTA. 1986 MAY-JUN; 7 (3): 263-281

138

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2681

1377 CARBONE JP, BALDRIDGE RC, MAGEN AB, ANDREW CL, KOSZALKA TR, et al.

GLUCOCORTICOID AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS IN YOLK-SAC PLACENTA

PLACENTA. 1986 SEP-OCT; 7 (5): 425-441

2682

1566 KOSZALKA TR, ANDREW CL, LLOYD JB, BRENT RL

CARRIER-MEDIATED UPTAKE OF HEXOSES BY THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC

PLACENTA. 1988 SEP-OCT; 9 (5): 547-558

2683

1599 HARTFIELD PJ, WILLIAMS KE, GEDDES R, LLOYD JB

GLYCOGEN-METABOLISM IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK SAC-1 GLYCOGEN-CONTENT AND GESTATIONAL-AGE

PLACENTA. 1989 JAN-FEB; 10 (1): 45-54

2684

1685 BECKMAN DA, PUGARELLI JE, JENSEN M, KOSZALKA TR, BRENT RL, et al.

SOURCES OF AMINO-ACIDS FOR PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY ORGANOGENESIS IN THE RAT .1. RELATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS OF FREE AMINO-ACIDS AND OF PROTEINS

PLACENTA. 1990 MAR-APR; 11 (2): 109-121

2685

1777 BECKMAN DA, PUGARELLI JE, KOSZALKA TR, BRENT RL, LLOYD JB

SOURCES OF AMINO-ACIDS FOR PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS DURING EARLY ORGANOGENESIS IN THE RAT .2. EXCHANGE WITH AMINO-ACID AND PROTEIN POOLS IN EMBRYO AND YOLK-SAC

PLACENTA. 1991 JAN-FEB; 12 (1): 37-46

2686

1788 GRUBB JD, KOSZALK TR, DRABICK JJ, METRIONE RM

THE ACTIVITIES OF THIOL PROTEASES IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC INCREASE DURING LATE GESTATION

PLACENTA. 1991 MAR-APR; 12 (2): 143-151

2687

1822 SCHRODER H, SCHOCH C, ELWERS W, LEICHTWEISS HP

THE ARTIFICIALLY PERFUSED GUINEA-PIG YOLK-SAC PLACENTA - TRANSFER AND UPTAKE OF WATER, GLUCOSE AND AMINO-ACIDS

PLACENTA. 1991 SEP-OCT; 12 (5): 495-509

2688

2040 BECKMAN DA, BRENT RL, LLOYD JB

PINOCYTOSIS IN THE RAT VISCERAL YOLK-SAC - POTENTIAL ROLE IN AMINO-ACID NUTRITION DURING THE FETAL PERIOD

PLACENTA. 1994 FEB-MAR; 15 (2): 171-176

2689

2060 KOSZALKA TR, ANDREW CL, BRENT RL, BECKMAN DA, LLOYD JB

AMINO-ACID-REQUIREMENTS IN THE EARLY POSTIMPLANTATION RAT CONCEPTUS

PLACENTA. 1994 APR; 15 (3): 311-320

2690

2293 Lloyd JB, Brent RL, Beckman DA

Sources of amino acids for protein synthesis during early organogenesis in the rat .3. Methionine incorporation

PLACENTA. 1996 NOV; 17 (8): 629-634

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

2691

2294 Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB

Sources of amino acids for protein synthesis during early organogenesis in the rat .4. Mechanisms before envelopment of the embryo by the yolk sac

PLACENTA. 1996 NOV; 17 (8): 635-641

2692

2317 Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB

Leucine sources for the rat fetus

PLACENTA. 1997 JAN; 18 (1): 79-82

2693

2387 Pratten MK, Lloyd JB

Uptake of microparticles by rat visceral yolk sac

PLACENTA. 1997 SEP; 18 (7): 547-552

2694

2388 Young D, Klemm AR, Beckman DA, Brent RL, Lloyd JB

Uptake and processing of Fe-59-labelled and I-125-labelled rat transferrin by early organogenesis rat conceptuses in vitro

PLACENTA. 1997 SEP; 18 (7): 553-562

2695

2495 Chataway TK, Whittle AM, Lewis MD, Bindloss CA, Davey RCA, et al.

Two-dimensional mapping and microsequencing of lysosomal proteins from human placenta

PLACENTA. 1998 NOV; 19 (8): 643-654

2696

2666 Hover CG, Kulkarni AP

Human term placental lipoxygenase-mediated N-demethylation of phenothiazines and insecticides in the presence of linoleic acid

PLACENTA. 2000 SEP; 21 (7): 646-653

2697

2676 Novak DA, Beveridge MJ

Anionic amino acid transporter expression in late gestation rodent yolk sac

PLACENTA. 2000 NOV; 21 (8): 834-839

2698

2701 Notarianni E, Flechon JE

Parietal endoderm cell line from a rat blastocyst

PLACENTA. 2001 JAN; 22 (1): 111-123

2699

2707 Battaglia FC, Regnault TRH

Placental transport and metabolism of amino acids

PLACENTA. 2001 FEB-MAR; 22 (2-3): 145-161

144

2700

2721 Burton GJ, Hempstock J, Jauniaux E

Nutrition of the human fetus during the first trimester - A review

PLACENTA. 2001 APR; 22: S70-S76

RL Brent papers & citing papers Papers by RL Brent Papers by RL Brent and the papers citing RL Brent	Historiographs	Glossary HistCite Guide About Grand Totals: LCS 13378, GCS 79998, CR 208690 Collection span: 1951 - 2011
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