Associations of body size at birth with late-life cortisol concentrations and glucose tolerance are modified by haplotypes of the glucocorticoid receptor gene.
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J. Kere | J. Eriksson | T. Forsén | C. Osmond | E. Kajantie | A. Rautanen | P. Tienari | D. Barker | S. Andersson | D. Phillips | H. Sairanen | J. Eriksson
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