373: Exposure to LPS-induced maternal inflammation results in placental inflammation and in utero injury to the developing intestine
Erin M. Fricke(University of Iowa), Steven J. McElroy(UC Davis Children's Hospital), Timothy G. Elgin(University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital), J-Hendrik Weitkamp(Vanderbilt University), Katherine N. Gibson‐Corley(University of Iowa), Huiyu Gong(University of Iowa)
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