Endocrinology Article Selected for Women’s Health 2019

Gestational Diabetes Epigenetically Reprograms the Cart Promoter in Fetal Ovary, Causing Subfertility in Adult Life. Endocrinology, Volume 160, Issue 7, July 2019, Pages 1684–1700.

A recent article out of the Sen Lab was selected for a thematic issue on Women’s Health 2019, a collection of articles selected from four journals that is published in two years by the Endocrine Society based on impact on women’s health. In addition, based on the impact of a specific paper, the journal invites an expert in the filed to write a commentary on that paper about how the specific study advances the field and its impact on current human health; this article’s commentary is titled “A mechanism for the influence of the prenatal environment on adult fertility.”

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