… insight into the roles of placental hormones in the regulation of fetal growth in normal and …
nutritional status and placental hormone expression interact to regulate fetal growth? One …

… appears to have only a limited role in the regulation of fetal growth. … placenta, regulate fetal
growth by acting on maternal metabolism to increase the availability of substrates to the fetus. …

… fetal growth rate. This research provided data on the timing of the onset of IGF effects on fetal
growth … potential function of the placental members of the growth hormone/prolactin gene …

… Placental function in turn, is heavily influenced by the maternal and fetal growth hormone
(GH)-IGF-1 system. The placenta itself is also an active endocrine organ and it produces a …

… may over-ride maternal physiological needs, especially in the later stages of pregnancy
when fetal growth is accelerated. In extreme situations, as in ewes carrying several …

… Insulin (related to nutritional status) and the insulin-like growth factor (IGF) system play … IGF
system in fetal growth. It also considers the role of imprinting in regulating fetal growth and the …

… The current review focuses on the role of PGH in fetal growth. In addition, the association of
… and placental expression in pregnancy complications associated with abnormal fetal growth …

… a direct effect on fetal growth, as this hormone is not detectable in the fetal circulation.
However, … Syncytiotrophoblast, a placental tissue of fetal origin, seems to take partial control of …

… In conclusion, PGH does not appear to have a direct effect on fetal growth as this hormone
is not detectable in the fetal circulation. However, PGH has clear somatotrophic activity. Its …

… In conclusion, placental GH does not appear to have a direct effect on fetal growth because
this hormone is not detectable in the fetal circulation. However, it has clear somatotropic …