… DNA methylation is strongly associated with mutation … between DNA methylation and
downstream signaling pathways at … that a reversible epigenetic mark - cytosine methylation–can …

… /extracellular signal-regulated kinase (MAPK/ERK) signaling … which could lead to DNA
methylation aberrations by disrupting … in methylation patterns result in a wide range of biological …

… efficient erasure of global DNA methylation, is relevant in multiple biological processes.
In … that the paternal genome loses the 5mC signal before the onset of DNA replication [108,109], …

… This diversity allows one external signal or induction of a … is used to break the reversibility
dictated by thermal equilibrium … , we will better understand the biological importance of DNAme …

… the biological clock consequently disrupting DNA methylation … a key role in the classical
signal transduction pathway), INS (… DNA cytosine methylation once established, was irreversible…

… DNA methylation is catalyzed by a family of DNA methyltransferases. This reversible DNA
… sucrose metabolism, or insulin signaling pathway, and hypermethylation in genes related to …

… In addition to the short-term effects of repressing transposable elements, DNA methylation
also promotes their irreversible genetic inactivation through mutagenic deamination. Finally, …

… DNA methylation is a reversible epigenetic mark involving the covalent transfer of a methyl
… and ST2 mesenchymal precursor cell lines by upregulating canonical Wnt signaling (21,26). …

… DNA methylation on a genome-wide scale (Table I). Because DNA methylation marks are
erased by molecular biology … (activation of signaling pathways, such as signal transducer and …

… repressor functions and an optional signal-sensing domain, which … 5mC is a reversible
modification. It can be removed passively … gene expression in many biological processes such as …