Prenatal Depression and Infant Temperament: The Moderating Role of Placental Gene Expression

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Jackie Finik

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Jacob Ham

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Kathryn Dana

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Vivette Glover

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Wei Zhang

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Yoko Nomura

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10.1111/INFA.12215

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