Publications by authors named "V A Canumil"

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Inhibition of fatty acid amide hydrolase leads to uterine vascular defects and decreased fertility in pregnant rats.
Vanesa A Cañumil, Fernanda L de la Cruz Borthiry, Frida Scheffer, María E Bogetti, Manuel L Wolfson

Reproduction· December 2025

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Chronic mild maternal stress modulates the immune response at the maternal-fetal interface and affects the growth and mortality of the offspring.
F L De la Cruz Borthiry, J S Beltrame, V A Cañumil, F Scheffer, M E Bogetti

Placenta· October 2025

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Lipopolysaccharide-induced subclinical infection affects pregnancy and impairs offspring development in an early gestation rat model.
J S Beltrame, F Scheffer, V A Cañumil, F L De la Cruz Borthiry, M Cella

Placenta· July 2025

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A physiological concentration of anandamide promotes the migration of human endometrial fibroblast and the interaction with endothelial cells invitro.
Vanesa A Cañumil, Fernanda L de la Cruz Borthiry, Frida Scheffer, Yamila Herrero, Leopoldina Scotti

Placenta· August 2023

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Steroid hormones and first trimester vascular remodeling.
V A Cañumil, E Bogetti, F L de la Cruz Borthiry, M L Ribeiro, J S Beltrame

Vitam Horm· March 2022

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