… Methylation of cytosines within the CpG dinucleotide by DNA methyltransferases is involved
… of repetitive DNA, and X chromosome inactivation. Cellular DNA methylation is highly …

… One particular group of heterogeneous dementias and movement disorders is characterized
by intracellular accumulations of abnormal filaments called neurofibrillary tangles (NFT), …

… Finally, we graphically represented this tangled web. … Here, we review recent findings on
the role of all these mechanisms and the complex web of relationships among them in inducing …

Dawkins in his The Selfish Gene (1) quite aptly applies the term “selfish” to parasitic repetitive
DNA sequences endemic to eukaryotic genomes, especially vertebrates. Doolittle and …

… DNA methylation is an important modification in the context of complex diseases. Altered DNA
methylation … investigations have documented differential methylation of various mediators …

… Not least the possibility of using DNA methylation as a marker for disease has created a …
and measure DNA methylation. Different techniques provide information on DNA methylation at …

… As a result, minimal DNA methylation changes during … the molecular events governing DNA
methylation, we focus on … -related) side of DNA methylation changes, outlining how bulk and …

… We find overall levels of DNA methylation vary throughout development, and we find …
methylated genes throughout. Intriguingly, we have identified a depletion of DNA methylation in …

… Our results suggest that DNA methylation may be a primary mechanism to facilitate the
origination, … Our results suggest that DNA methylation may be one of the primary mechanisms …

… of methylated DNA during replication, it is plausible that histone methylation is maintained
secondarily to DNA methylation [2]. Another generally accepted notion of DNA methylation is …