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Environmental Susceptibility of the Sperm Epigenome During Windows of Male Germ Cell Development

11 Sept 2015

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Male germ cells require multiple epigenetic reprogramming events during their lifespan to achieve reproductive capacity. An emerging body of compelling data demonstrates that environmental exposures can be embodied within the developing male germ cell as epigenetic marks. In turn, these epigenetic marks can impart information at fertilization to affect the trajectory of offspring health and development. While it...

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PMID: 26362467
DOI: 10.1007/s40572-015-0067-7

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