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Early life epigenetic programming and transmission of stress‐induced traits in mammals

28 Feb 2014

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The environment can have a long-lasting influence on an individual's physiology and behavior. While some environmental conditions can be beneficial and result in adaptive responses, others can lead to pathological behaviors. Many studies have demonstrated that changes induced by the environment are expressed not only by the individuals directly exposed, but also by the offspring sometimes across multiple...

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PMID: 24585414
DOI: 10.1002/bies.201300116

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