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In families with more than one offspring participating in the study, the oldest one was included in the analyses.

In families with more than one offspring participating in the study, only the oldest one was included in the analyses.

The study group comprised 305 nondiabetic offspring participating in the EUGENE2 (European Network on Functional Genomics of Type 2 Diabetes) project (17) who had one parent with type 2 diabetes and one parent without a history of type 2 diabetes and a normal response to an OGTT.

Non-participating offspring included those aged <30 and >59 years, those who had left the area (>30 miles) and those who had not left the area but decided not to take part therefore the average number of offspring recruited per family (1.6) is below the UK national average of 2.1 children born per family in 1951.

435 participants from the Third Generation and Offspring cohorts participating in the MDCT study were selected randomly for inclusion in this substudy.

The re-emergence of youth protests is surprising because in a nation of one-child families, Chinese parents often seek to stop their offspring from participating in political activity because they worry that it will harm their future careers.

Two generations (one parent and his/her offspring) participated in this study: 234 parents from a previously established cohort and 382 offspring.

Also participating is the young Portuguese choreographer Mafalda Deville, part of the community dance project Riot Offspring, which will see 80 non-professionals take to the stage.

A total of 30 male offspring participated in the present experiment, which spanned the rats' lifetimes (Fig. 1A).

Long-term experimental field studies in this species indicate that two different female colour morphs, which are genetically correlated to clutch size, egg size and immune function (Sinervo et al. 2000; Svensson et al. 2001), participate in an offspring quantity and quality game that generates cycles in density and morph frequency (Sinervo et al. 2000; Sinervo 2001).

In this study, we recruited 19 high-risk and 16 comparison offspring from families participating in an ongoing longitudinal study describing the early natural history of BD (MOP 102761) (Duffy et al. 20092010).