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lactocrine hypothesis: a standalone construct

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lactocrinehypothesis1 CONSTRUCTLactocrine hypothesisBARTOL · DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS

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Developmental origins of health

the hypothesis that milk-borne bioactive factors delivered by nursing program development of neonatal tissues such as the uterus.

In developmental origins of health, lactocrine hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that milk-borne bioactive factors delivered by nursing program development of neonatal tissues such as the uterus. This meaning comes from Bartol (2008) in Reproduction in Domestic Animals.[1]

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  1. Bartol, F., Wiley, A., & Bagnell, C. (2008). Epigenetic Programming of Porcine Endometrial Function and the Lactocrine Hypothesis. Reproduction in Domestic Animals, 43(s2), 273-279. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1439-0531.2008.01174.x

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