ライフサイエンスコーパス: maternal factor

1 e in the upper quartile after accounting for maternal factors.

2 n the zebrafish is zygotic, but regulated by maternal factors.

3 t these conditions could be more affected by maternal factors.

4 ates and allows for control of the impact of maternal factors.

5 on and, in most metazoans, is dependent upon maternal factors.

6 d that DMBQ responsiveness was influenced by maternal factors.

7 To understand the processes controlled by maternal factors and identify key genes involved, we emb

8 een shown to be influenced by both fetal and maternal factors and in observational studies is reprodu

9 ty to define predictive correlations between maternal factors and offspring insulin resistance.

10 postnatal life, influenced by both prenatal maternal factors and postnatal developmental cues.

11 female offspring at 27 weeks, independent of maternal factors and postnatal growth.

12 Maternal factors are implicated in the onset of childhoo

13 Early maternal factors are important predictors for adolescent

14 Although a large number of maternal factors are known to be essential for fertiliza

15 However, it is unclear whether other maternal factors are required to promote MIA-associated

16 tic regression models were used to determine maternal factors associated with an elevated CRP.

17 In univariate analysis, maternal factors associated with NAFLD in female offspri

18 onal diabetes mellitus (GDM) and to identify maternal factors associated with plasma phospholipid AA

19 is present in human milk and to characterize maternal factors associated with potential variation in

20 ion of amacrine fate bias involves intrinsic maternal factors at cleavage, fate restriction in the ne

21 ion methods to assess the independent effect maternal factors (body mass index (BMI; weight (kg)/heig

22 on and is thought to be under the control of maternal factors, but the underlying mechanisms remain p

23 al transition is triggered by titration of a maternal factor by the increasing mass of nuclear materi

24 ate that the fetal metabolism is impacted by maternal factors (cART and HIV-1) and skews physiologica

25 several hundred genes directly activated by maternal factors, constituting the first wave of zygotic

26 Maternal factors control development prior to the activa

27 We have begun to explore the maternal factors controlling zygotic hlh-1 expression.

28 Maternal factors deposited in the oocyte have well-estab

29 Adjustment for maternal factors did not attenuate the strength of assoc

30 After fertilization, maternal factors direct development and trigger zygotic

31 Yet the identity and function of these maternal factors during the gamete to embryo transition

32 lag models adjusting for child age, sex, and maternal factors (education, race and ethnicity, smoking

33 Our study shows that H3.3 is a crucial maternal factor for oocyte reprogramming and provides a

34 , however, did not perturb repression of the maternal factors GLD-1 and POS-1, suggesting that subset

35 years of age after adjustments for child and maternal factors (ie, sex, ethnicity, maternal age, mate

36 In an expression screen to identify maternal factors important for early development, we iso

37 h limited data suggest a vital role of these maternal factors in chromatin reprogramming and embryoni

38 mechanism, and autonomous-an inheritance of maternal factors in early development.

39 ene transcription dictates a role for stored maternal factors in early mammalian development.

40 long-standing proposal that localization of maternal factors in eggs can provide the basis for patte

41 ment of the placenta, and suggest a role for maternal factors in regulating the morphogenesis of embr

42 Many maternal factors in the oocyte persist in the embryo.

43 These results suggest that endogenous maternal factors in the vegetal region repress the abili

44 or placenta are dependent on the species and maternal factors, including age and nutrition.

45 We hypothesized that several maternal factors, including the mode of delivery, influe

46 endoderm is initially specified by localised maternal factors, including the transcription factor Veg

47 Although several neonatal and maternal factors increase the risk that a normal newborn

48 The other maternal factors independently associated with transmiss

49 regulating host immunity and development via maternal factors injected into hosts during oviposition.

50 Fetal genotype and maternal factors interact to prevent Tgfb1(-/-) embryoni

51 During oogenesis a maternal factor is localized to the vegetal pole of the

52 is suggests that a primary function of these maternal factors is to regulate zygotic end-1 expression

53 os are being protected during gestation by a maternal factor led us to treat the newborn animals with

54 We demonstrate that the maternal factor lipid phosphate phosphatase Wunen-2 (Wun

55 he Xist activator RNF12/RLIM is present as a maternal factor, maternal Xist (Xm-Xist) is repressed du

56 ined the relation, controlled for associated maternal factors, of diet and supplement use to tocopher

57 ts of dietary intake, milk output, and other maternal factors on changes in BMD.

58 However, these poorly defined maternal factors presumably decline sharply after fertil

59 nown about the molecular mechanisms by which maternal factors regulate embryonic development.

60 In contrast to the many known maternal factors required for embryogenesis, SPE-11 is t

61 data suggest that fetal growth restriction, maternal factors such as smoking, alcohol use and gestat

62 This suggests that maternal factors, such as compromised uteroplacental blo

63 n together, our findings imply that nonviral maternal factors, such as the cytokine milieu, rather th

64 Chl is a maternal factor that is also zygotically expressed later

65 f transmitting the maternal genome and other maternal factors that are critical for post-ovulation ev

66 Maternal factors that are responsible for this reprogram

67 Here we show, by using a genetic screen for maternal factors that contribute in a dose-dependent fas

68 Maternal factors that might impair the integrity of the

69 ntal system should be useful for identifying maternal factors that modulate epigenetic mechanisms, es

70 during pregnancy would result in transfer of maternal factors that would differentially impact develo

71 lines of evidence that two vegetal-enriched maternal factors (VegT, Vg1), which are known to promote

72 eased odds of HIV transmission adjusting for maternal factors (viral load, CD4 cell count, and antire

73 gene(s) encoding Tgfbkm2 and its interacting maternal factors will be central to an understanding of

74 fer has established that the oocyte contains maternal factors with epigenetic reprogramming capacity.