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When pregnant mice were fed biotin-deficient diets, cleft palate occurred more frequently in male fetuses than in female fetuses. Possible underlying mechanisms are speculated on, and some methodological problems in the analysis of sex-related differences in multiparous animals are discussed.
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Goto et al. (1985) studied this question.
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