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“... percentage of cleaved oocytes that developed to blastocyst stage embryos. Paternal diet had no effect on the...”
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“... were not trained. After mating, paternal sperm was collected for global DNA methylation analysis...”
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“.... At household level, studies support this finding by showing that maternal education improves children’s health...”
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