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- W43874724 abstract "Briefly consider the perceptual world of the fetus. Consider the role the mother plays in sheltering the fetus from the external environment. In this context, it seems remarkable that the mother is also actively involved in transferring environmental information to the fetus. During gestation, the mother generates signals which allow the fetus to perceive the length of the light portion of the lighting cycle (day length) as well as the phase (timing) of the light-dark cycle. We refer to these two different forms of prenatal communication as maternal-fetal communication of daylength and maternal-fetal communication of circadian phase, respectively (Figure 1). The maternal melatonin rhythm appears to play a role in transmitting both attributes of the lighting cycle from mother to fetus. Melatonin is thus an important component of the perceptual world of the fetus. In this context, it may be worth considering melatonin as a pheromone (a chemical substance from one member of a species which communicates information to another) rather than as a hormone." @default.
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- W43874724 title "The Roles of Melatonin in Development" @default.
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