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Differential microRNAs in human serum and sperm after childhood trauma with potential implications for offspring health

2020-08-14

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Childhood trauma (CT) is associated with prominent psychological and physical effects in humans and may contribute to increased disease susceptibility across generations. Evidence from rodent models suggests that microRNAs (miRNAs) are potential mediators of these effects, including their transmission. We examined serum and sperm miRNAs in three CT human cohorts from a highly consanguineous population via small RN...

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702dea38-9903-5ac0-b317-7be1ad2a1580
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10.1101/2020.08.11.20168393
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