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Universe, galaxy, solar system, star, planet, moon
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Answer: universe, galaxy ,solar system, planet, moon, star

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The influence that maternal nutrition -the mother's intake of nutrients- has on the fetal gene expression, as well as its development and growth, is referred to as fetal programming, responsible for the predisposition to obesity or chronic diseases during its lifetime.

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