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Neuroepigenetic programming by the maternal environment: part A—epigenome-wide DNA methylation profile in the offspring’s olfactory bulb following preconceptional weight loss in mice
Background Experimental models and epidemiological data suggest that the maternal nutritional environment during gestation plays important roles in brain development with consequences on cognitive health. Epigenetic marks, such as methylation and histone modifications, are likely to be involved in t
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