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Epigenetic mechanisms of osteoarthritis risk in human skeletal development

2024-05-06

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The epigenome, including the methylation of cytosine bases at CG dinucleotides, is intrinsically linked to transcriptional regulation. The tight regulation of gene expression during skeletal development is essential, with ∼1/500 individuals born with skeletal abnormalities. Furthermore, increasing evidence is emerging to link age-associated complex genetic musculoskeletal diseases, including osteoarthritis (OA), t...

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0166c8a2-f37a-5bfa-a7f0-004257e06c95
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10.1101/2024.05.05.24306832
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