- DNA
methylation is a
biological process by
which methyl groups are
added to the DNA molecule.
Methylation can
change the
activity of a DNA
segment without...
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measurement of
chromatin accessibility, DNA
methylation, and
nucleosome phasing in
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methylation profiles in
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Koenen KC,
Uddin M,
Chang SC,
Aiello AE,
Wildman DE,
Goldmann E, et al. (August 2011). "SLC6A4
methylation modifies the
effect of the
number of...
-
changes to the
function of the genome. The
human epigenome,
including DNA
methylation and
histone modification, is
maintained through cell
division (both mitosis...
-
detect DNA
methylation include methylation-sensitive
restriction enzymes.
Restriction enzymes also
enable the
detection of
other types of
methylation, such...
- most
common modifications are the
methylation of
arginine or
lysine residues or the
acetylation of lysine.
Methylation can
affect how
other proteins such...
-
effects of gene
silencing mechanisms that
occur prior to
methylation.
Certain methylations are
believed to
secure DNA in a
silenced state, and therefore...
- gene
expression (or DNA
methylation) for a
group of
genes (or CpG sites)
known to have a
differential expression (or
methylation)
across the cell types...
- a
regulator of a
variety of
processes including DNA, tRNA, and rRNA
methylation;
immune response;
amino acid metabolism; transsulfuration; and more....
