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Pregnancy alters fatty acid metabolism, glucose regulation, and detoxification of the liver in synchrony with biomechanical property changes.

Jing Guo · Karolina Krehl · Yasmine Safraou · Iwona Wallach · Jürgen Braun · David Meierhofer · Ingolf Sack · Nikolaus Berndt

Heliyon · 2024 doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e39674

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