Diabetes-induced perturbations are subject to intergenerational transmission through maternal line.

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Diabetes-induced perturbations ...... mission through maternal line.

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Diabetes-induced perturbations ...... mission through maternal line.

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Maha M Haiba

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Mervat Y Hanafi

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Moustafa M Saleh

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Taha M Abdelkhalek

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315-326

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10.1007/S13105-016-0483-7

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Mohamed I. Saad

Maher A. Kamel

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2016-04-02T00:00:00Z

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