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Comparison of 1<sup>st</sup>, 2<sup>nd</sup>, and 3<sup>rd</sup> antibiotic prescription.
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Altered expression of genes related to Ca<sup>2+</sup> cycling or myocardial contraction.
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Enterocolitis severity increases with DSS concentration.
Published 2025“…<p>Increased DSS concentration led to increased external bowel score, disruption of intestinal morphology, and decreased Ki-67 + cells. …”
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a) Number weighted mean volume of AEII during postnatal development and in adults. There are no volume alterations before and at the end of bulk alveolarization. A significant increase was determined in adults compared to 3 and 7 days old pups. b) Size of AEII presented as V<sub>S</sub>-ratioAEII during postnatal lung development into adulthood. Before and during bulk alveolarization there are no size changes. Adults show a significant increase compared to values before and at onset of alveolarization. c) Number weighted mean volume of AEII per lung volume during postnatal development and in adults. The highest values are seen before alveolarization. During alveolarization the quotient decreases and reaches significance compared to 3 days old pups at postnatal day 21....
Published 2025“…During alveolarization the quotient decreases and reaches significance compared to 3 days old pups at postnatal day 21. …”