New-born females show higher stress- and genotype-independent methylation of SLC6A4 than males

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新生児のSLC6A4メチル化は男児よりも女児の方が強いが、妊娠中のストレスや5-HTTLPRのタイプの影響はない。New-born females show higher stress- and genotype-…https://t.co/QzFdxKj2sp

New-born females show higher stress- and genotype-independent methylation of SLC6A4 than males. http://t.co/uNaHZL6vGb

RT @epigen_papers: Pubmed: New-born females show higher stress- and genotype-independent methylation of SLC6A4 than males. http://t.co/HySl…

Pubmed: New-born females show higher stress- and genotype-independent methylation of SLC6A4 than males. http://t.co/HySlKeMGhK

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