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Skeletal muscle methylome and transcriptome integration reveals profound sex differences related to muscle function and substrate metabolism

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posted on 2021-01-01, 00:00 authored by Shanie Landen, M Jacques, Danielle HiamDanielle Hiam, J Alvarez-Romero, N R Harvey, L M Haupt, L R Griffiths, K J Ashton, Severine LamonSeverine Lamon, S Voisin, N Eynon
Skeletal muscle methylome and transcriptome integration reveals profound sex differences related to muscle function and substrate metabolism

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Journal

Clinical Epigenetics

Volume

13

Article number

202

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1 - 20

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BioMed Central

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London, Eng.

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1868-7075

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1868-7083

Language

eng

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C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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    ANDROGENDNA methylationEpigenome-wide study (EWAS)FALSE DISCOVERYFIBER-TYPEGene expressionGENE-EXPRESSIONGenetics & HeredityIDENTIFICATIONINACTIVATIONLife Sciences & BiomedicineMETAANALYSISOncologyRECEPTORScience & TechnologySex differencesSkeletal muscleSTRENGTHGenetics

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