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Epigenetics: relevance and implications for public health.
Annual review of public health - 1 Jan 2014
Rozek Laura S, Dolinoy Dana C, Sartor Maureen A, Omenn Gilbert S
Abstract excerpt
Improved understanding of the multilayer regulation of the human genome has led to a greater appreciation of environmental, nutritional, and epigenetic risk factors for human disease. Chromatin remodeling, histone tail modifications, and DNA methylation are dynamic epigenetic changes responsive to external stimuli. Careful interpretation can provide insights for actionable public health through collaboration...
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