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2002Effect of maternal feed restriction on blood pressure in the adult guinea pigKind, K.; Simonetta, G.; Clifton, P.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.
2004Size at birth and cardiovascular responses to psychological stressors: evidence for prenatal programming in womenWard, A.; Moore, V.; Steptoe, A.; Cockington, R.; Robinson, J.; Phillips, D.
2000Fetal growth and the physiological control of glucose tolerance in adults: a minimal model analysisFlanagan, D.; Moore, V.; Godsland, I.; Cockington, R.; Robinson, J.; Phillips, D.
2018Effects of an antenatal dietary intervention in overweight and obese women on 6 month infant outcomes: follow-up from the LIMIT randomised trialDodd, J.; McPhee, A.; Deussen, A.; Louise, J.; Yelland, L.; Owens, J.; Robinson, J.
2007Gender differences in the relationship between leptin insulin resistance and the autonomic nervous systemFlanagan, D.; Vaile, J.; Petley, G.; Phillips, D.; Godsland, I.; Owens, P.; Moore, V.; Cockington, R.; Robinson, J.
1999Reduced foetal growth and growth hormone secretion in adult lifeFlanagan, D.; Moore, V.; Godsland, I.; Cockington, R.; Robinson, J.; Phillips, D.
2000Alcohol consumption and insulin resistance in young adultsFlanagan, D.; Moore, V.; Godsland, I.; Cockington, R.; Robinson, J.; Phillips, D.
2007Outcomes at 2 years of age after repeat doses of antenatal corticosteroidsCrowther, C.; Doyle, L.; Haslam, R.; Hiller, J.; Harding, J.; Robinson, J.
2012Reduced corticomotor excitability and motor skills development in children born pretermPitcher, J.; Schneider, L.; Burns, N.; Drysdale, J.; Higgins, R.; Ridding, M.; Nettelbeck, T.; Haslam, R.; Robinson, J.
2007Placental restriction of fetal growth increases insulin action growth and adiposity in the young lambDe Blasio, M.; Gatford, K.; McMillen, I.; Robinson, J.; Owens, J.

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