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Phenotypic diversity and epigenomic variation - The utility of mass spectrometric analysis of DNA methylation.
Journal of proteomics - 27 Jun 2012
McLean Cameron, Gluckman Peter, Sheppard Allan
Abstract excerpt
Epigenomic variation may underlie phenotypic diversity that is not attributable to differences in genomic sequence. Such processes provide an organism the flexibility to respond to changing environmental cues within its lifetime, and perhaps its offspring's lifetime, and would therefore be expected to confer a selective advantage in evolutionary terms. Analysis of epigenomic variation within a population may be...
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