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Simulated bacterial infection induces different changes in DNA methylation between introduced and native house sparrows Passer domesticus

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By Aaron W. Schrey, M. Lauer, Oluremi Ige, Daniella Ray
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Introduction There is a growing body of evidence that epigenetics is important to many aspects of avian biology. There are three molecular epigenetic mechanisms: DNA methylation, histone modification, and chromatin structure. All are critical for the function and survival of multicellular species, and therefore, all are important to birds. Of the three, DNA methylation is the most well-studied to date (Schrey et al. 2013).
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