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Bioinformatic selection of putative epigenetically regulated loci associated with obesity using gene expression data.

Gene - 10 May 2012

Turcot Valérie, Groom Alexandra, McConnell James C, Pearce Mark S, Potter Catherine, Embleton Nicholas D, Swan Daniel C, Relton Caroline L

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There is considerable interest in defining the relationship between epigenetic variation and the risk of common complex diseases. Strategies which assist in the prioritisation of target loci that have the potential to be epigenetically regulated might provide a useful approach in identifying concrete examples of epigenotype-phenotype associations. Focusing on the postulated role of epigenetic factors in the...

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PMID: 22425646
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2012.02.001

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