Protection from DNA re-methylation by transcription factors in primordial germ cells and pre-implantation embryos can explain trans-generational epigenetic inheritance

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RT @kalchhauser: #IGR #inherited #gene #regulation #nongenetic #inheritance #transgenerational #plasticity #evolution #information #preserv…

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RT @kalchhauser: #IGR #inherited #gene #regulation #nongenetic #inheritance #transgenerational #plasticity #evolution #information #preserv…

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#IGR #inherited #gene #regulation #nongenetic #inheritance #transgenerational #plasticity #evolution #information #preservation Almost escaped my attention: Transcription factors preserve demethylated sites through mouse/human reprogramming events. https:/

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How epigentic memory tranduced to next generration in mammals: "A mechanistic description of trans-generational inheritance of epigenetic information in mammals". https://t.co/qXGISi2RfX

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