Singleton Consonant Onset Acquisition In Monolingual Granada Spanish-Speaking Preschoolers With Typical Versus Protracted Phonological Development: Impacts Of Word Structure And Feature Constraints

Barbara May BERNHARDTGabriela RAYMONDCarmen ÁVILAPablo CÁCERES SERRANOGloria CARBALLODolores FRESNEDAElvira MENDOZAKaren HOANGLydia LIUJuana MUÑOZPerez, DenisseDenissePerezJoseph P. STEMBERGER2025-04-132025-04-132024-09-0110.1017/s03050009220006662-s2.0-85211829662https://cris-uv-2.scimago.es/handle/123456789/1963WOS:000922457400001These results suggest that both CLAs at a low concentration have a neutral or modest anti-inflammatory effect in basal conditions, which may influence endothelial function and risk of vascular disease. Interestingly, at these low CLA concentrations some pro-inflammatory genes are upregulated while others are down regulated. This suggests complex effects of CLAs on inflammatory pathways.enacceso abiertoLinguisticsPsychology, DevelopmentalPsychology, ExperimentalSingleton Consonant Onset Acquisition In Monolingual Granada Spanish-Speaking Preschoolers With Typical Versus Protracted Phonological Development: Impacts Of Word Structure And Feature Constraintsarticle; early access