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Effects of noncanonical genomic imprinting in monoaminergic pathways on the regulation of social behaviors

2024-03-03

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Genomic imprinting in the brain is theorized to provide parental control over offspring social behaviors. Noncanonical genomic imprinting is a form of epigenetic regulation in which one of a gene’s alleles, either that of maternal or paternal inheritance, exhibits a bias towards higher expression of one parental allele compared to the other. This bias can differ depending on tissue type, and the degree of the pare...

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77dc7c56-0fdd-5bb5-a6fb-ce14f31ccedf
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10.1101/2024.02.28.582619
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