Maternal supplementation with dietary arachidonic and docosahexaenoic acids during lactation elevates bone mass in weanling rat and guinea pig offspring even if born small sized
Hope A. Weiler(Health Canada), Shirley Fitzpatrick‐Wong(University of Manitoba), Laura L. Burr(McGill University), Jinping Zhao(McGill University), Lara Park(McGill University), June Kohut(University of Manitoba)
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