Epigenetic Vulnerability of Insulator CTCF Motifs at Parkinson’s Disease-Associated Genes in Response to Neurotoxicant Rotenone

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Epigenetic Vulnerability of CTCF Motifs at Parkinson’s Disease Associated Genes (appears to be detectable) in Response to Neurotoxic Rotenone (even in a widely utilized human HEK-293 cancer cell line treated for 24h with rotenone in culture) https://t.co/N

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Epigenetic Vulnerability of CTCF Motifs at Parkinson’s Disease PD-Associated Genes in Response to Neurotoxicant Rotenone. At least 165 CGs in CTCF sites showed differential methylation, while PARK2, GPRIN3, FER genes had a lot higher CTCF after rotenone. h

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Epigenetic Vulnerability of CTCF Binding Motifs at Parkinson’s Disease-Associated Genes in Response to Neurotoxicant Rotenone. https://t.co/NZpTN7wAi3

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Epigenetic Vulnerability of Insulator CTCF Motifs at Parkinson's Disease-Associated Genes in Response to Neurotoxicant Rotenone. https://t.co/FhHtPfcgn0

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