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The DNA methylome of human sperm is distinct from blood with little evidence for tissue-consistent obesity associations

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Epidemiological research suggests that paternal obesity may increase the risk of fathering small for gestational age offspring. Studies in non-human mammals indicate that such associations could be mediated by DNA methylation changes in spermatozoa that influence offspring development in utero. Human obesity is associated with differential DNA methylation in peripheral blood. It is unclear, howeve…

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1 Fredrika Åsenius University College London (GB)
2 T.J. Gorrie-Stone University of Essex (GB)
3 Ama Brew Queen Mary University of Londo… (GB) Blizard Institute (GB)
4 Yasmin Panchbhaya University College London (GB) —
5 Elizabeth Williamson University College Hospital (GB) —
6 Leonard C. Schalkwyk University of Essex (GB)
7 Vardhman K. Rakyan Queen Mary University of Londo… (GB) Blizard Institute (GB)
8 Michelle L. Holland King's College London (GB)
9 Sarah J. Marzi Corresponding UK Dementia Research Institute (GB) Imperial College London (GB)
10 David J. Williams University College London (GB)

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