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Postnatal exposure to maternal hypothyroidism leads to developmental delay and metabolic dysregulations in male mice
The postnatal period of mouse development is critical for the maturation of many organs and fine tuning of hormonal feedback loops. These developmental transformations are necessary to allow the transition from a suckling pup to an independent life but they also determine the metabolic features of t
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