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The offspring of gestational diabetes
Journal of Perinatal Medicine, 2003Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) usually develops in the second half of pregnancy and, in order to address the impact of GDM on the conceptus, several issues must be raised: what are the immediate implications for the fetus and the neonate and why do they happen? What are the consequences for the offspring? What can be done?
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Parent–offspring conflict and the genetics of offspring solicitation and parental response
Animal Behaviour, 2001Abstract Solicitation displays by offspring and responses by parents are commonly regarded as phenotypic expressions of the conflict over parental investment between genes expressed in offspring and their parents. Models for the resolution of the parent–offspring conflict have assumed genetic variation for levels of both offspring solicitation and ...
Kölliker, M., Richner, H.
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1979
To the Editor.— In regard to the article in theArchives"Psychopathology in Adopted-away Offspring of Biologic Parents With Antisocial Behavior" by Cadoret (35:176-184, 1978), the author's conclusion that there is a "Significant correlation of antisocial adoptee diagnosis in the adult adoptee sample with a biologic parent diagnosis of antisocial ...
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To the Editor.— In regard to the article in theArchives"Psychopathology in Adopted-away Offspring of Biologic Parents With Antisocial Behavior" by Cadoret (35:176-184, 1978), the author's conclusion that there is a "Significant correlation of antisocial adoptee diagnosis in the adult adoptee sample with a biologic parent diagnosis of antisocial ...
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Teenage Parents and Their Offspring
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1996Teenage parents are cast into adult roles before the role experimentation and identity development tasks of middle adolescence can be completed. Understanding the etiology of this social problem requires an ecological perspective encompassing individual characteristics, person-context variables, and societal factors such as race and social class.
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The offspring of schizophrenic couples
Journal of Psychiatric Research, 1966Previous studies of the psychiatric fate of children with two schizophrenic parents were summarized. The morbid expectancy rate was estimated to be about 35 per cent. An hypothesis of benign modifying genes to explain the low expectancy was examined but failed to find support.
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Parental Age and the Offspring
The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1964The effect of parental age on the characteristics of the offspring is considered. In man the overall incidence of congenital abnormalities increases with maternal age, although the first born may be slightly more prone to certain abnormalities than would be expected.
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