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Mechanisms by which high maternal fat intake during pregnancy increases breast cancer risk in female rodent offspring
Leena Hilakivi-Clarke
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Breast Cancer Risk
100%
During Pregnancy
100%
Fat Intake
100%
Female Rodents
100%
High-fat Diet
66%
Breast Cancer
33%
Estrogen
33%
Protein Kinase
33%
Breast
33%
Estrogen Receptor
33%
Mechanism of Action
33%
Dietary Fat
33%
Possible Mechanisms
33%
Estrogenic
33%
Female Offspring
33%
Estrogen Level
33%
Fetal Life
33%
Maternal Intake
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Breast Cancer
100%
Cancer Risk
100%
Fat Intake
100%
Offspring
100%
High Fat Food
50%
Estrogen Receptor
25%
Protein Kinase C
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Offspring
100%
Malignant Neoplasm
100%
High Fat Food
50%
Dietary Fat
25%
Estrogen Receptor
25%
Protein Kinase C
25%