… environments. The latter is particularly relevant when considering that adverse intrauterine
environments … would be exposed to the same intrauterine environment. Thus, fetal androgen …

… In this review, the possible roles of intrauterine environmental … , an insufficient intrauterine
nutritional environment may also … environment and to the intrauterine nutritional environment. …

… programming by impairment of the foetal environment. In fact, the metabolic syndrome and
PCOS, which share some elements, may have an intrauterine origin and become part of adult …

… polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in mice. In summary, an increasing number of examples
of the impact of intrauterine … greater vulnerability of male fetuses to environmental pollutants. …

… These observations suggest that intrauterine environmental … states that the intrauterine
environment is contributory to … to occur: (i) intrauterine nutritional restriction results in changes to …

… genetic and environmental factors involved in the pathogenesis of polycystic ovary syndrome
(… it would further support the notion of intrauterine developmental programming in PCOS. …

… factors mentioned above in the pathogenesis of PCOS, namely, local ER stress in the follicular
microenvironment and the androgen-rich intrauterine environment of mothers with PCOS, …

… an intrauterine epigenetic … intrauterine environment exposure exists, we hypothesized that
PCOS during pregnancy induces fetal epigenetic reprogramming resulting from intrauterine …

… in intrauterine life. Obese, hirsute women with polycystic ovaries have higher than normal
ovarian … Lean women with polycystic ovaries have altered hypothalamic control of LH release …

… early in development, and particularly during intrauterine life, can lead to the permanent …
has been accepted that abnormal intrauterine environment may ultimately lead to abnormal …