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genomic imprinting
… as well as outline the potential use of gene imprinting in livestock breeding. Epigenetics is the mitotical and meiotical partial hereditary variation in genomic activity without any alterations of the DNA sequence. An example of epigenetic regulation is genomic imprinting where …
… genes, associated with fertility and metabolism, are epigenetically regulated. Epigenetics explains variations in gene expression that not originates from the DNA sequence, which implies that better knowledge of epigenetic regulation on fertility traits probably could explain a …
evaluation of a maternal diet restriction model during gestation
This study was conducted at the University of Bath, UK, from September to December 2014 as part of an ongoing research project aimed at elucidating how the Grb10 gene might act as a mediator of long-term health effects (such as predisposition to obesity, diabetes, coronary heart …
