Reprogramming of miR-181a/DNA methylation patterns contribute to the maternal nicotine exposure-induced fetal programming of cardiac ischemia-sensitive phenotype in postnatal life. | Profiles RNS

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Reprogramming of miR-181a/DNA methylation patterns contribute to the maternal nicotine exposure-induced fetal programming of cardiac ischemia-sensitive phenotype in postnatal life.

Jian J, Zhang P, Li Y, Liu B, Zhang Y, Zhang L, Shao XM, Zhuang J, Xiao D. Reprogramming of miR-181a/DNA methylation patterns contribute to the maternal nicotine exposure-induced fetal programming of cardiac ischemia-sensitive phenotype in postnatal life. Theranostics. 2020; 10(25):11820-11836.

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Xuesi Max Shao, MD

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