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What agouti can tell us about diet

Posted by Brendan Maher

[Entry posted at 26th February 2007 05:43 AM GMT]

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We've written in the past about Randy Jirtle's agouti mice, which are a neat animal model for epigenetic change. Feed adult mothers a methyl-rich or genistein-rich diet, and DNA ...

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