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	Early soy exposure via maternal diet regulates rat mammary epithelial differentiation by paracrine signaling from stromal adipocytes (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-Feb-09)
	Early consumption of blueberry diet protects against sex steroid deficiency-induced bone loss in adult female rats (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Early effects of dietary soy and genistein in rodent models of mammary tumorigenesis (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	A high carbohydrate diet coordinately alters transcriptomic profiles in the adipose tissue leading to enhanced lipid biosynthesis (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Hepatic gene profiling prior to puberty reveals greater female predominant expression of lipogenic genes (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Effects of blueberries in prevention of atherosclerosis in apoe knockout mice (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Soy diet inhibits expression of inflammation-induced vascular cell adhesion molecules in endothelial cells (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	ERP measures of syllable processing in 1 year olds: infant diet- and gender-related differences (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Morning nutrition and executive function processes in preadolescents: gender variations in phasic modulation of frontal eeg theta activity during a go/ no-go task (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Blueberry juice and anthocyanins modulate obesity, leptin and beta cell function in mice fed a high fat diet (Abstract Only)	(11-Feb-09)
	Processing and storage effects on procyanidin composition and concentration of processed blueberry products (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-Jan-09)

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