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Dissection of demethylation and toxicity induced gene expression changes after decitabine treatment

2019-12-19

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The DNA methyltransferase inhibitor decitabine (DAC) is a widely used drug for both fundamental epigenetics studies and anti-cancer therapy. Besides DNA demethylation, DAC also induces cell toxicity associated with DNA damage. The dual-mode of DAC action on cells provides a significant hurdle to study genes which expression is regulated by CpG methylation. In this work, we performed the analysis of global DNA meth...

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cf9aa83b-22f7-5ab6-9074-f5b890296173
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10.1101/2019.12.18.880633
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