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Genomic imprinting in human stem cells and human peripheral blood leukocytes

2009-01-01

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Genomic imprinting in mammals is the monoallelic expression of genes in a parent-of origin dependent manner. Imprinting can be transient and tissue specific, indicative of its role in specific developmental regimes. Placental specific imprinting has been found to be non-conserved between humans and mice. A new model of human trophoblast, trophoblast stem cells (hTS), differentiated from human embryonic stem (hES)...

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10.25560/4661
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