Ulf J Eriksson
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Recent Articles
1.
Wentzel P, Eriksson U, Herrera E
Ups J Med Sci
. 2019 May;
124(2):125-134.
PMID: 31063006
Although pregestational obesity has been associated with increased risk of adverse fetal outcome, the mechanisms behind are not known. We aimed to investigate the influence of the maternal metabolic state...
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Eriksson U, Wentzel P
Ups J Med Sci
. 2016 Apr;
121(2):96-112.
PMID: 27117607
Diabetic embryopathy is a theoretical enigma and a clinical challenge. Both type 1 and type 2 diabetic pregnancy carry a significant risk for fetal maldevelopment, and the precise reasons for...
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Ejdesjo A, Brings S, Fleming T, Fred R, Nawroth P, Eriksson U
Reprod Toxicol
. 2016 Apr;
62:62-70.
PMID: 27109771
The receptor for Advanced Glycation End products (RAGE) is implicated in the pathogenesis of diabetic complications, but its importance in diabetic embryopathy is unclear. We therefore investigated the role of...
4.
Eriksson U, Wentzel P
Methods Mol Biol
. 2012 Jun;
889:425-36.
PMID: 22669680
Diabetic embryopathy reflects a scientific enigma--how does a seemingly rich intrauterine environment manage to disturb the development of the embryo? Which compounds in that environment may be teratogenic--and how shall...
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Nordquist N, Luthman H, Pettersson U, Eriksson U
Reprod Toxicol
. 2012 Jan;
33(3):297-307.
PMID: 22227068
We developed an inbred rat model of diabetic embryopathy, in which the offspring displays skeletal malformations (agnathia or micrognathia) when the mother is diabetic, and no malformations when she is...
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Wentzel P, Eriksson U
Birth Defects Res B Dev Reprod Toxicol
. 2011 Aug;
92(5):487-97.
PMID: 21818840
Background: Diabetic pregnancy is associated with increased risk of malformation in the infant. Diabetes-induced anomalies of the face and heart are strongly correlated with neural crest cell (NCC) maldevelopment. We...
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Carlstrom M, Lai E, Ma Z, Steege A, Patzak A, Eriksson U, et al.
Hypertension
. 2010 Sep;
56(5):907-13.
PMID: 20876452
Oxidative stress is associated with vascular remodeling and increased preglomerular resistance that are both implicated in the pathogenesis of renal and cardiovascular disease. Angiotensin II induces superoxide production, which is...
8.
Wentzel P, Eriksson U
Brain Res
. 2009 Aug;
1305 Suppl:S50-60.
PMID: 19703426
Aim: to characterize and compare ethanol-induced changes of gene expression in cells from the cranial (cNCC) and trunk (tNCC) portion of the neural crest cell (NCC) population of day-10 rat...
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Wikstrom A, Nash P, Eriksson U, Olovsson M
Am J Obstet Gynecol
. 2009 Aug;
201(6):597.e1-8.
PMID: 19683696
Objective: The aims of this study were to measure the degree of oxidative stress and alterations in plasminogen activator inhibitor (PAI) type 1 and PAI-2 ratio in women with early-onset...
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Angiogenesis inhibition causes hypertension and placental dysfunction in a rat model of preeclampsia
Carlstrom M, Wentzel P, Skott O, Persson A, Eriksson U
J Hypertens
. 2009 Jun;
27(4):829-37.
PMID: 19516182
Background: Preeclampsia is a serious pregnancy complication, accompanied by increased maternal and fetal morbidity. Different models have been used to study preeclampsia, but none of these display all the key...