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Use of a mouse in vitro fertilization model to understand the developmental origins of health and disease hypothesis

Feuer et al., 2014

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3510023708194678383
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Feuer S
Liu X
Donjacour A
Lin W
Simbulan R
Giritharan G
Piane L
Kolahi K
Ameri K
Maltepe E
Rinaudo P
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Endocrinology

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The Developmental Origins of Health and Disease hypothesis holds that alterations to homeostasis during critical periods of development can predispose individuals to adult- onset chronic diseases such as diabetes and metabolic syndrome. It remains controversial …
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