MOESM9 of Hemimethylation of CpG dyads is characteristic of secondary DMRs associated with imprinted loci and correlates with 5-hydroxymethylcytosine at paternally methylated sequences

Nechin, Julianna; Tunstall, Emma; Raymond, Naideline; Hamagami, Nicole; Pathmanabhan, Chris; Forestier, Samantha; Davis, Tamara

doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.10001444.v1

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MOESM9 of Hemimethylation of CpG dyads is characteristic of secondary DMRs associated with imprinted loci and correlates with 5-hydroxymethylcytosine at paternally methylated sequences

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posted on 2019-10-18, 09:29 authored by Julianna Nechin, Emma Tunstall, Naideline Raymond, Nicole Hamagami, Chris Pathmanabhan, Samantha Forestier, Tamara Davis

Additional file 9: Figure S3. The primary DMRs associated with H19 and Snrpn display low levels of hemimethylation. Data shown are from DNA derived from 7.5 and 14.5 dpc BxC embryos and adult liver. Details as described in Additional file 7: Figure S1.

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Genomic imprinting DNA methylation H19 Cdkn1c Snrpn Ndn Peg12 Secondary DMR Epigenetics

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