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	* Modification of nucleosomal histones.		* Modification of nucleosomal histones.


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	Image: Nature 441, 143-145 (11 May 2006), with permission.		Image: Nature 441, 143-145 (11 May 2006), with permission.

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	==Epigenetic Mechanisms==		==Epigenetic Mechanisms==

	Epigenetics are ~~as the name implies,~~ inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. ~~One of the initial discoveries was the effects of~~ DNA methylation ~~upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation,~~ usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.		Epigenetics are inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes.

			* DNA methylation - usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.
			* Modification of nucleosomal histones.

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	Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation, usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.		Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation, usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.

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			<pubmed>16688142</pubmed>


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	~~<pubmed>16688142</pubmed>~~

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	Epigenetic Mechanisms		==Epigenetic Mechanisms==

	Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation, usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.		Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation, usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.
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			<pubmed>16688142</pubmed>

S8600021: Epigenetic Mechanisms Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal

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Epigenetic Mechanisms

Epigenetics are as the name implies, inheritance mechanisms that lie outside the DNA sequence of our genes. One of the initial discoveries was the effects of DNA methylation upon gene expression and then modifications of nucleosomal histones. This DNA methylation, usually associated with 5-methylcytosine (m5C), leads to transcriptional silencing in vertebrates.

Image: Nature 441, 143-145 (11 May 2006), with permission.

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