There are six principles of teratogenesis, as described by Wilson in 1973. What does the principle of End Points mean?

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There are six principles of teratogenesis, as described by Wilson in 1973.  What does the principle of  End Points  mean?

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A teratogen can have one of four key effects - death, a malformation, growth retardation or functional deficit.

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The effect of a teratogen can vary depending on the time during development the embryo was exposed.

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The method by which the embryo was exposed to the teratogen can affect the extent of harm.

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The effect of a teratogen causing a miscarriage can occur via a number of different mechanisms.

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