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Reproductive experience promotes permanent body growth independently of growth hormone
Pregnancy leads to many adaptations in the maternal body, some of which are reversible. However, reproductive experience can also result in permanent effects. Here, we investigated how pregnancy influences the somatotrophic system and the lasting effects of reproductive experience on the maternal or
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