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Using the DNA methylation profile of the stress driver gene <i>FKBP5</i> for chronic pain diagnosis

2022-12-23

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Epigenetic changes can bring insight into gene regulatory mechanisms associated with disease pathogenicity, including chronicity and increased vulnerability. To date, we are yet to identify genes sensitive to epigenetic regulation that contribute to the maintenance of chronic pain and with an epigenetic landscape indicative of the susceptibility to persistent pain. Such genes would provide a novel opportunity for...

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Literature Corpus work: ed4c96a8-4f59-5d91-a6f4-c7c863ad19f4
DOI: 10.1101/2022.12.22.521573

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