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Neuroepigenetic programming by the maternal environment. Part B: independent contribution of methylation and hydroxymethylation in the offspring's olfactory bulb following preconceptional weight loss in mice
Recent studies indicate that inadequate maternal diet can influence offspring physiology, metabolism and cognitive health, but the impact of the preconception period remains largely unexplored. We previously showed that maternal weight loss prior to conception affects metabolic outcomes and olfactor
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