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T concentration is high in mid-gestational amniotic fluid obtained from daughters of pregnant women with PCOS (76)
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T concentration is high in umbilical cord blood from girls of pregnant PCOS women at term (78)
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High circulating AMH in infant daughters of women with PCOS (70)
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Increased incidence of PCOS in women with classical adrenal hyperplasia or fetal T-secreting tumor, and thus fetal T excess (60)
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Thinness at birth associates with the presence of all three PCOS diagnostic criteria in adulthood, while high birth weight associates with hyperandrogenism in adult women (56)
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2nd to 4th finger length ratio (this trait is determined in utero) positively correlates with adult T levels in PCOS women (81, 82), as predicted from PCOS-like monkeys (66)
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Male-like, diminutive 2nd to 4th finger length ratio (trait is determined in
utero) found in women with PCOS (93)