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Content: Perinatal Programming addresses the environment-dependent setting of fundamental life functions and dispositions for diseases in developmental periods during pregnancy and in early infancy. It provides a new view of the origins of health and diseases. To realize these associations may enable us to prevent diseases for the long term. This book reviews actual state-of-the-art knowledge in the perinatal programming field. The authors are internationally known scientists of this research area.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Contents -- , Foreword -- , Abbreviations -- , 1 The past and future of perinatal medicine -- , 2 Perinatal brain programming and functional teratology -- , 3 Experimental models of low birth weight - insight into the developmental programming of metabolic health, aging and immune function -- , 4 Cardiovascular consequences of IUGR: Experimental aspects -- , 5 Fetal programming of endocrine function in IUGR offspring depends on the cause of low birth weight: Evidence from animal models and the human FIPS-study -- , 6 Intrauterine corticosteroids for lung maturation: Observations of HPA axis function and cardiac autonomic balance in the neonate -- , 7 Feast or Famine: In the fast lane to puberty -- , 8 Early life origins of diabetes and obesity: General aspects and the thin - fat baby paradigm -- , 9 The outcome in offspring of obese mothers: Clinical and experimental aspects -- , 10 Short and long term effects of gestational obesity : Clinical observations -- , 11 Emerging role of neuroendocrine programming in obesity -- , 12 Genetic influences on the long-term effects of the perinatal environment on energy homeostasis and offspring obesity -- , 13 Perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers: Clinical data -- , 14 Experimental observations on perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers -- , 15 Prenatal infections and long-term mental outcome: Modeling schizophrenia-related dysfunctions using the prenatal Polyl:C model in mice -- , 16 Prenatal programming of cognition and emotion in humans: From birth to age 20 -- , 17 Perinatal programming of allergy -- , 18 Perinatal origin of testicular germ cell cancer: Possible involvement of developmental reprogramming -- , 19 Epigenetic adaptation during early life -- , 20 Toward a unifying concept on perinatal programming: Vegetative imprinting by environment-dependent biocybernetogenesis -- , Author index -- , Index , Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. , In English.

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Content: Perinatal Programming addresses the environment-dependent setting of fundamental life functions and dispositions for diseases in developmental periods during pregnancy and in early infancy. It provides a new view of the origins of health and diseases. To realize these associations may enable us to prevent diseases for the long term.This book reviews actual state-of-the-art knowledge in the perinatal programming field. The authors are internationally known scientists of this research area

Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes , 11.2 Development of hypothalamic neuroendocrine pathways controlling appetite. , 4 Cardiovascular consequences of IUGR: Experimental aspects4.1 Intrauterine growth retardation and maternal undernutrition; 4.2 Long-term cardiovascular consequences of undernutrition: Animal models of programming; 4.3 The mechanistic basis of cardiovascular programming; 4.4 Research priorities; 5 Fetal programming of endocrine function in IUGR offspring depends on the cause of low birth weight: Evidence from animal models and the human FIPS-study; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Leptin and IGF-1, two key candidate molecules of endocrine programming; 5.3 Animal models of IUGR. , 5.4 Human IUGR study (FIPS)5.5 Summary; 6 Intrauterine corticosteroids for lung maturation: Observations of HPA axis function and cardiac autonomic balance in the neonate; 6.1 Introduction; 6.2 Vulnerability of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis; 6.3 Vulnerability of the sympathetic nervous system; 6.4 Findings in humans; 6.5 HPA axis functionality in neonates after intrauterine betamethasone treatment; 6.6 The cardiac autonomic system after intrauterine betamethasone treatment; 6.7 Summary; 7 Feast or Famine: In the fast lane to puberty; 7.1 Introduction; 7.2 Animal studies. , 7.3 Conclusions8 Early life origins of diabetes and obesity: General aspects and the thin - fat baby paradigm; 8.1 Introduction; 8.2 Nutrition and Diabetes; 8.3 Maternal nutrition, fetal growth, and future health; 8.4 Developmental plasticity, programming, teratogenesis, and predictive adaptive response; 8.5 Birth weight: An exposure, an intermediate variable, or only a marker?; 8.6 Role of postnatal growth; 8.7 Contributions of the Pune Maternal Nutrition Study; 8.8 Genetics and epigenetics of fetal growth and diabetes-obesity; 8.9 Conclusion. , 9 The outcome in offspring of obese mothers: Clinical and experimental aspects9.1 Introduction; 9.2 Associations between obesity in mother and child; 9.3 Experimental models of maternal obesity; 9.4 Summary; 10 Short and long term effects of gestational obesity: Clinical observations; 10.1 Maternal metabolism in normal pregnancy; 10.2 Fetal growth and body composition; 10.3 The child of the obese woman; 10.4 Maternal factors facilitating fetal fat accretion; 10.5 Summary; 11 Emerging role of neuroendocrine programming in obesity; 11.1 Introduction. , Foreword; Abbreviations; 1 The past and future of perinatal medicine; 2 Perinatal brain programming and functional teratology; 3 Experimental models of low birth weight - insight into the developmental programming of metabolic health, aging and immune function; 3.1 Developmental programming and the metabolic syndrome in humans; 3.2 The thrifty phenotype hypothesis; 3.3 Evidence for developmental programming of the metabolic syndrome from animal models; 3.4 Developmental programming of aging; 3.5 Developmental programming and immunity; 3.6 Conclusions. , The past and future of perinatal medicine -- Experimental models of low birth weight--insight into the developmental programming of metabolic health, aging, and immune function -- Cardiovascular consequences of IUGR : experimental aspects -- Fetal programming of endocrine function in IUGR offspring depends on the cause of low birth weight : evidence from animal models and the human FIPS-study -- Intrauterine corticosteroids for lung maturation : observations of HPA axis function and cardiac autonomic balance in the neonate -- Feast or famine : in the fast lane to puberty -- Early life origins of diabetes and obesity : general aspects and the thin-fat baby paradigm -- The outcome in offspring of obese mothers -- Short and long term effects of gestational obesity : clinical observations -- Emerging role of neuroendocrine programming in obesity -- Genetic influences on the long-term effects of the perinatal environment on energy homeostasis and offspring obesity -- Perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers : clinical data -- Experimental observations on perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers -- Prenatal infections and long-term mental outcome : modeling schizophrenia-related dysfunctions using the prenatal Poly I : C model in mice -- Prenatal programming of cognition and emotion in humans : from birth to age 20 -- Perinatal programming of allergy -- Perinatal origin of testicular germ cell cancer : possible involvement of developmental re-programming -- Epigenetic adaptation during early life -- Toward a unifying concept on perinatal programming..

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Author information: Plagemann, Andreas, 1963-

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ISBN: 9783110249453

Content: Perinatal Programming addresses the environment-dependent setting of fundamental life functions and dispositions for diseases in developmental periods during pregnancy and in early infancy. It provides a new view of the origins of health and diseases. To realize these associations may enable us to prevent diseases for the long term. This book reviews actual state-of-the-art knowledge in the perinatal programming field. The authors are internationally known scientists of this research area.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Contents -- , Foreword -- , Abbreviations -- , 1 The past and future of perinatal medicine -- , 2 Perinatal brain programming and functional teratology -- , 3 Experimental models of low birth weight – insight into the developmental programming of metabolic health, aging and immune function -- , 4 Cardiovascular consequences of IUGR: Experimental aspects -- , 5 Fetal programming of endocrine function in IUGR offspring depends on the cause of low birth weight: Evidence from animal models and the human FIPS-study -- , 6 Intrauterine corticosteroids for lung maturation: Observations of HPA axis function and cardiac autonomic balance in the neonate -- , 7 Feast or Famine: In the fast lane to puberty -- , 8 Early life origins of diabetes and obesity: General aspects and the thin – fat baby paradigm -- , 9 The outcome in offspring of obese mothers: Clinical and experimental aspects -- , 10 Short and long term effects of gestational obesity : Clinical observations -- , 11 Emerging role of neuroendocrine programming in obesity -- , 12 Genetic influences on the long-term effects of the perinatal environment on energy homeostasis and offspring obesity -- , 13 Perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers: Clinical data -- , 14 Experimental observations on perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers -- , 15 Prenatal infections and long-term mental outcome: Modeling schizophrenia-related dysfunctions using the prenatal Polyl:C model in mice -- , 16 Prenatal programming of cognition and emotion in humans: From birth to age 20 -- , 17 Perinatal programming of allergy -- , 18 Perinatal origin of testicular germ cell cancer: Possible involvement of developmental reprogramming -- , 19 Epigenetic adaptation during early life -- , 20 Toward a unifying concept on perinatal programming: Vegetative imprinting by environment-dependent biocybernetogenesis -- , Author index -- , Index , In English.

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Author information: Plagemann, Andreas 1963-

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Content: Perinatal Programming addresses the environment-dependent setting of fundamental life functions and dispositions for diseases in developmental periods during pregnancy and in early infancy. It provides a new view of the origins of health and diseases. To realize these associations may enable us to prevent diseases for the long term. This book reviews actual state-of-the-art knowledge in the perinatal programming field. The authors are internationally known scientists of this research area.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , The past and future of perinatal medicine -- Experimental models of low birth weight--insight into the developmental programming of metabolic health, aging, and immune function -- Cardiovascular consequences of IUGR : experimental aspects -- Fetal programming of endocrine function in IUGR offspring depends on the cause of low birth weight : evidence from animal models and the human FIPS-study -- Intrauterine corticosteroids for lung maturation : observations of HPA axis function and cardiac autonomic balance in the neonate -- Feast or famine : in the fast lane to puberty -- Early life origins of diabetes and obesity : general aspects and the thin-fat baby paradigm -- The outcome in offspring of obese mothers -- Short and long term effects of gestational obesity : clinical observations -- Emerging role of neuroendocrine programming in obesity -- Genetic influences on the long-term effects of the perinatal environment on energy homeostasis and offspring obesity -- Perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers : clinical data -- Experimental observations on perinatal programming in offspring of diabetic mothers -- Prenatal infections and long-term mental outcome : modeling schizophrenia-related dysfunctions using the prenatal Poly I : C model in mice -- Prenatal programming of cognition and emotion in humans : from birth to age 20 -- Perinatal programming of allergy -- Perinatal origin of testicular germ cell cancer : possible involvement of developmental re-programming -- Epigenetic adaptation during early life -- Toward a unifying concept on perinatal programming. , English

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