Jorge López‐Tello

This study examines how a maternal Mediterranean diet affects placental lipid composition and signaling pathways, linking dietary patterns to placental metabolic function and pregnancy outcomes.

This study shows that maternal colonization with Bifidobacterium breve during pregnancy alters fetal brain metabolism and expression of key pathways.

This study shows that Igf2 imprinting in mouse placental endocrine cells is critical for fetal manipulation of maternal metabolism, leading to nutrient allocation and offspring metabolic health outcomes.

This study shows that maternal and intrauterine environments affect feto-placental growth and placental mitochondrial function differently in male and female fetuses.

This study shows that the imprinted Igf2-Igf2r axis is essential for coordinating placental microvasculature expansion with fetal growth in mice.

The paper examines how placental mitochondrial function and structure differ between lightest and heaviest fetuses in mice, with sex-specific effects on gene expression and metabolic pathways.

This study investigates the distinct roles of fetal and trophoblast PI3Kp110α in regulating nutrient supply to the fetus, showing differential effects on placental function and fetal growth.