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"Systemic Interindividual DNA Methylation Variants in Cattle Share Majo" by Wen-Jou Chang, Maria S Baker et al.

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By Maria S. Baker, Eleonora Laritsky, Chathura J. Gunasekara, Wen-Jou Chang
| Texas Medical Center
BACKGROUND: We recently identified ~ 10,000 correlated regions of systemic interindividual epigenetic variation (CoRSIVs) in the human genome. These methylation variants are amenable to population studies, as DNA methylation measurements in blood provide information on epigenetic regulation throughout the body. Moreover, establishment of DNA methylation at human CoRSIVs is labile to periconceptional influences such as nutrition.
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A genomic atlas of systemic interindividual epigenetic variation in humans

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By C. Scott, Eleonora Laritsky, Maria S. Baker, Chathura J. Gunasekara
| Genome Biology Verified
Chathura J. Gunasekara1, C. Anthony Scott1, Eleonora Laritsky1, Maria S. Baker1, Harry MacKay1, Jack D. Duryea1, Noah J. Kessler3, 4, Garrett Hellenthal2, Alexis C. Wood1, Kelly R. Hodges5, Manisha Gandhi5, Amy B. Hair6, Matt J. Silver3, Sophie E. Moore3, 4, Andrew M. Prentice3, Yumei Li7, 8, Rui Chen7, 8, Cristian Coarfa9Email author and Robert A. Waterland1, 8Email authorView ORCID ID profile Genome Biology201920:105 https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-019-1708-1 ©  The Author(s).
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Epigenetic supersimilarity of monozygotic twin pairs

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By Cristian Coarfa, Pierre-Antoine Dugué, Giovanni Fiorito, Eleonora Laritsky
| Genome Biology Verified
Because they offer the potential to test the hypothesis that interindividual epigenetic variation (in the absence of genetic variation) determines human phenotype, MZ twins have long been a focus of epigenetic investigation [36–40]. Such studies depend upon the existence of stochastic (i.e., non-genetically mediated) epigenetic differences within pairs of MZ twins.
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