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Islet hyperplasia and B-cell degranulation were found in the fetuses of the third generation from mothers (second generation) born to a diabetic mother (first generation) regardless of the origin of the father, while pancreatic islets were normal in fetuses from control mothers, even when the father was an offspring of a diabetic mother. These data support the hypothesis that in our experimental model overstimulation of the fetal endocrine pancreas results in long-term consequences to the third generation.
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