OR35-01 Colonic Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Sub-acute Gastrointestinal Inflammation in Two Hyperandrogenemic Rodent Models of PCOS
Ngoc Hoang(Jackson Memorial Hospital), Kristin Edwards(Jackson Memorial Hospital), Karen Brooks(Jackson Memorial Hospital), Jelina Basnet(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Samar Rezq(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Licy L. Yanes Cardozo(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Damián G. Romero(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Alexandra M Huffman(State Street (United States))
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