a: methylation ~
b: handcuffs

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"DNA methylation is like a pair of chemical handcuffs," says USC/Norris molecular biologist Peter Laird, Ph.D. "It marks part of the DNA as a part that should not be used. The gene is intact; it has just been silenced."


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Writer: Peter Laird, Ph.D.
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Date: Aug 19 2014 4:25 PM


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