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[The importance of the prenatal life period].

Praxis der Kinderpsychologie und Kinderpsychiatrie - 1 Apr 2004

van den Bergh Bea

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This paper describes the bi-directional influences or transactions between four levels (genetic activity, neural activity, behaviour and environment) that lead to the phenotypical variation, in a probabilistic way. We give an overview of the current scientific knowledge about these transactions in the prenatal life period and describe the inherent risks. Prenatal development is briefly described. We then consider...

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PMID: 15154504

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