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Epigenetic programming by early‐life stress: Evidence from human populations

9 Oct 2014

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BACKGROUND: A substantial body of experimental and epidemiological evidence has been accumulated suggesting that stressful events in early life including acute perinatal stress, maternal deprivation or separation, and variation in maternal care may lead to neuroendocrine perturbations thereby affecting reproductive performance, cognitive functions, and stress responses as well as the risk for infectious,...

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PMID: 25298004
DOI: 10.1002/dvdy.24211

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