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Expression of imprinted genes in placenta is associated with infant neurobehavioral development.

Epigenetics - 1 Jan 2015

Green Benjamin B, Kappil Maya, Lambertini Luca, Armstrong David A, Guerin Dylan J, Sharp Andrew J, Lester Barry M, Chen Jia, Marsit Carmen J

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Genomic imprinting disorders often exhibit delayed neurobehavioral development, suggesting this unique mechanism of epigenetic regulation plays a role in mental and neurological health. While major errors in imprinting have been linked to adverse health outcomes, there has been little research conducted on how moderate variability in imprinted gene expression within a population contributes to differences in...

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PMID: 26198301
DOI: 10.1080/15592294.2015.1073880
PMCID: PMC4623032

Genes

DHCR24
DLX5
GNAS
NPAP1
PAX8
PHLDA2

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