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Effects of Maternal stress on epigenetic markers on fetal tissues and neurodevelopment at various gestational ages: A Systematic review

2025-04-07

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The Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) theory hypothesized that environmental exposures during early life (particularly the in-utero period) can permanently influence health and vulnerability to disease in later life. This intriguing concept has been the subject matter of great interest in recent research, as much vital development of fetal neuronal networks and brain cell division happens in feta...

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829259b1-da72-5a3b-9b1b-428362e01369
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10.1101/2025.04.05.25325300
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