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Epigenetic Consequences of Hormonal Interactions between Opposite-sex Twin Fetuses

2020-06-09

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In human opposite-sex twins, certain phenotypic traits of the female are affected negatively by testosterone transfer from the male, while the male may or may not be affected by the female in utero . However, no study was carried out to uncover the epigenetic basis of these effects. Here, we generated DNA methylation data from 54 newborn twins and histone modification data from 14 newborn twins, including female-...

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016bde2a-01c5-5b37-af9d-22bec0491140
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10.1101/2020.06.09.141242
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