Prenatal metal exposure, cord blood DNA methylation and persistence in childhood: an epigenome-wide association study of 12 metals

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RT @DeptPopMed: A #ProjectViva study in @OAgenetics co-authored by @EmilyOkenMD, @mfhivert, and @Sheryl_RS examined the effects of #prenata…

20 Jan 2022

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A #ProjectViva study in @OAgenetics co-authored by @EmilyOkenMD, @mfhivert, and @Sheryl_RS examined the effects of #prenatal exposure to essential & nonessential metals on birth and offspring health. Read what they found: https://t.co/LgXKYBB4vE https:

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"we analyzed the extent to which metals (..) measured in maternal erythrocytes were associated with differentially methylated positions (DMPs) and regions (DMRs) in cord blood and tested if associations persisted in blood collected in mid-childhood." http

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RT @Cord_Blood_News: A new #EWAS study by Drs. Anne Bozack (@annebozack) and Andres Cardenas (@cardenaasca) at @UCB_EHS has shown that pren…

02 Dec 2021

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