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Weak parent-of-origin expression bias: Is this imprinting?

2022-08-21

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In mouse and human, genes subjected to genomic imprinting have been shown to function in development, behaviour, and post-natal adaptations. Failure to correctly imprint genes in human is associated with developmental syndromes, adaptive and metabolic disorders during life as well as numerous forms of cancer. In recent years researchers have turned to RNA-seq technologies applied to reciprocal hybrid strains of mi...

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fa3446e3-e2a6-51c1-b03e-72537d469476
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10.1101/2022.08.21.504536
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