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From: The conserved DNMT1-dependent methylation regions in human cells are vulnerable to neurotoxicant rotenone exposure

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Characterization of conserved DNMT1-dependent regions in the Human genome. a The percent span of the DNMT1-dependent regions in mouse covered by the identified human conserved regions. Pie chart represents the percentage of all identified conserved regions in the human genome that fall into each category. b The percent base-pair match of the DNMT1-dependent regions in mouse with the identified human conserved regions. Pie chart represents the percentage of all conserved regions in the human genome that fall into each category. c The percentage of all conserved regions in the human genome that are located within the promoter, the gene body, or in non-coding intergenic regions. d The top transcription factor binding sites found within all human conserved regions. e The percentage of known germline ASMs in our conserved DNMT1-dependent regions separated by genome

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Epigenetics & Chromatin

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