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Investigating the Contribution of the Imprinted Gene Asb4 to Parental Care
Genomic imprinting is a form of epigenetic regulation that leads to expression from one parental allele only and, in animals, is unique to mammals. Imprinted gene expression is predominant in the brain and their roles in neural processes are becoming more appreciated. Recent analyses have indicated
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