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Tissue and sex-specific programming of DNA methylation by perinatal lead exposure: implications for environmental epigenetics studies

8 Nov 2020

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Early developmental environment can influence long-term health through reprogramming of the epigenome. Human environmental epigenetics studies rely on surrogate tissues, such as blood, to assess the effects of environment on disease-relevant but inaccessible target tissues. However, the extent to which environment-induced epigenetic changes are conserved between these tissues is unclear. A better understanding of...

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PMID: 33164632
DOI: 10.1080/15592294.2020.1841872

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