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In silico analysis of imprinted gene expression in the mouse skin

2020-06-04

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1. Imprinted genes help mediate embryonic cell proliferation and differentiation, but their roles after birth are far less well understood. A subset of 16 imprinted gene network (IGN) genes is expressed at higher levels in stem cell progenitor cells of adult skeletal muscle and epidermis compared to their differentiated counterparts. While these genes function in muscle regeneration, their role in the skin is poor...

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13f4d37a-3182-5aba-ac47-f333001b1a96
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10.1101/2020.06.04.134031
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