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Transgenerational transmission of neurodevelopmental disorders induced by maternal exposure to PM2.5.

Chemosphere - 1 Sept 2020

Zhou Yalin, Zhang Minjia, Liu Wei, Li Yong, Qin Yong, Xu Yajun

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The pathological traits or diseases susceptibility caused by maternal exposure to environmental adverse insults (infection, malnutrition, environmental toxicants) could be transmitted across generations. It remains uncertain, however, whether the neurodevelopmental disturbances of offspring induced by maternal exposure to PM2.5 during early life can be inherited by subsequent generations without further exposure....

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PMID: 32387734
DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.126920

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