An increase in androgen exposure during prenatal life may also encode transgenerational inheritance of PCOS via epigenetic mechanisms, as mice that receive prenatal exposure to either dihydrotestosterone (referred to as prenatal androgen‐treated (PNA) mice) or prenatal AMH (PAMH) transmit reproductive traits to third‐generation female offspring.16, 28. The gene discussed is AMH; the disease is polycystic ovary syndrome.