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Favoritism in DNA Methylation [PDF]

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Abstract This perspective on Candiloro and Dobrovic (beginning on p. 862 in this issue of the journal) highlights the interplay between epigenetic aberrations and underlying DNA sequence changes and illustrates how these alterations may predispose individuals to cancer. Candiloro and Dobrovic clearly show that particular genotypes of the
Hitchins, Megan P., Ward, Robyn L.
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Science as a favorite or least favorite subject

Journal of Elementary Science Education, 1990
This study determined the percentage of third through sixth grade students selecting science as their favorite, second favorite, or least favorite subject in school and compared the results to Kyle, Bonnstetter, and Gadsden (1988). Additionally, this study determined the percentage of third through sixth grade teachers who recalled science as their ...
Betty Crocker, H. Dale Luttrell
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