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factors, besides the direct effect of TH, play a role in the regulation of leptin in this model of programing. The developmental plasticity implies that one imprinting factor, such as nicotine exposure, could affect different systems during development
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disease risk. The hypothesis that the early life environment influences later life disease susceptibility is now recognized as the Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD). Programming reproduction It is now known that non
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alluded to the impact of VDD on offspring as a direct effect, the indirect role of maternal/intrauterine effects and adverse pregnancy outcomes are also important considerations. In conclusion, VDD critically affects developmental programming of short
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