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| Wa̱i a̱lyiat | Depiction of inheritance patterns from the parent (F0) generation to the child (F1), grandchild (F2), and great-grandchild (F3) in humans and animals. An exposure in F0 can directly affect the developing fetus (F1) and the germ cells in F2; therefore, both routes of transmission are considered intergenerational. Transgenerational effects may be observed beginning with the F3 generation. |
| A̱tuk | |
| A̱tyin | https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-021-02316-6 |
| A̱tyulyuut | Carrie V. Breton, Remy Landon, Linda G. Kahn, Michelle Bosquet Enlow, Alicia K. Peterson, Theresa Bastain, Joseph Braun, Sarah S. Comstock, Cristiane S. Duarte, Alison Hipwell, Hong Ji, Janine M. LaSalle, Rachel L. Miller, Rashelle Musci, Jonathan Posner, Rebecca Schmidt, Shakira F. Suglia, Irene Tung, Daniel Weisenberger, Yeyi Zhu, Rebecca Fry |
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| mi̱ di̱ yong huni | 17:49, 6 Zwat Tsat 2024 | | 675 × 341 (47 KB) | Ameisenigel | {{Information |Description=Depiction of inheritance patterns from the parent (F0) generation to the child (F1), grandchild (F2), and great-grandchild (F3) in humans and animals. An exposure in F0 can directly affect the developing fetus (F1) and the germ cells in F2; therefore, both routes of transmission are considered intergenerational. Transgenerational effects may be observed beginning with the F3 generation. |Source=https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-021-02316-6 |Date=2021-06-22 |Aut... |
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