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Stage-specific and cell type-specific aspects of genomic imprinting effects in mammals.
Differentiation; research in biological diversity - 1 Dec 1995
Latham K E
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Recent studies have revealed that maternal and paternal alleles of some imprinted genes are differentially expressed from the earliest time of expression, with virtually no expression from one of the two alleles, while for other imprinted genes the normally silent allele can be transcribed during early development. In addition, a number of imprinted genes manifest their imprints only in select tissues. These...
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