A population-epigenetic model to infer site-specific methylation rates from double-stranded DNA methylation patterns Diane P. Genereux*†‡, Brooks E. Miner†, Carl T. Bergstrom†, and Charles D. Laird†§¶ *Progra

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Date: 2006-08-15 01:08:07 Epigenetics DNA Molecular biology DNA methylation Genomics DNA methyltransferase CpG site Methylation Dam methylase 5-Methylcytosine Polymerase chain reaction CG suppression		A population-epigenetic model to infer site-specific methylation rates from double-stranded DNA methylation patterns Diane P. Genereux†‡, Brooks E. Miner†, Carl T. Bergstrom†, and Charles D. Laird†§¶ Progra Add to Reading List Source URL: octavia.zoology.washington.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 349,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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