Prenatal exposure to oestrogens estimated by digit ratio (2d/4d) and breast size in young nulliparous women
Digit ratio (2d/4d) in humans is commonly used as a proxy for the exposure to oestrogens and androgens in prenatal life. Masculinisation/feminisation in adults may be also related to digit ratio and therefore to the oestrogen/androgen ratio in prenatal life. It has been shown, for instance, that Wai...
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