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Table 1.

Anthropometric data for T-SGA, T-AGA, PT-SGA and PT-AGA newborns.

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Figure 1.

Placental IGF-IR (A), IRS-1 (B), AKT (C), and mTOR (D) obtained from T-SGA (n = 26), T-AGA (n = 25), PT-SGA (n = 20) and PT-AGA (n = 22) pregnancies.

Representative electrophoretic gel for each protein is included in each graph. A p value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant.

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Figure 2.

Activation of Tyr-IGF-IR (A), Tyr-IRS-1(B), Thr-AKT (C), Ser-AKT (D) and Ser-mTOR (E) with IGF-I 10-8 mol/L in placental explants from T-SGA, T- AGA, PT-SGA and PT-AGA newborns.

Representative electrophoretic gel for each protein is included in each graph. The activation is expressed as area under the curve AUC. A p value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant.

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Table 2.

Correlations between: birth weight, birth length and placental weight with placental protein content.

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Table 3.

Correlations between birth weight, birth length and placental weight with activated proteins in placental explants.

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