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Minireview: Transgenerational Inheritance of the Stress Response: A New Frontier in Stress Research

4 Nov 2009

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It is well established in animal models that the prenatal environment can have a major impact on stress axis function throughout life. These changes can predispose to various metabolic, cardiovascular, and neurobiological pathophysiologies. Emerging evidence indicates that the same programming effects occur in humans. It is now becoming clear that the pathophysiological effects are not confined to the...

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PMID: 19887563
DOI: 10.1210/en.2009-0916

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