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Inborn, But Not Hereditary

The Importance of Intrauterine Life for Adult Diseases

Dtsch Arztebl 2007; 104(10): A-644

Beinder, E

For technical reasons, the English full text will be published approximately two weeks after the German print edition has been published.

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