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Lifelong circadian and epigenetic drifts in metabolic syndrome.
Epigenetics - 1 Sept 2007
Gallou-Kabani Catherine, Vigé Alexandre, Junien Claudine
Abstract excerpt
Epigenetic misprogramming during development is widely thought to have a persistent effect on the health of the offspring and may even be transmitted to the next generation. However, little is known about the stochastically, genetically and environmentally triggered epimutations occurring during an individual's lifetime. They may result from replication-dependent, replication-independent or DNA repair events. The...
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