(With DNA methylation, a methyl group — one carbon atom and three hydrogen atoms — attaches to a gene,
thereby altering its expression.)
Not exact matches
Rather than modify protein structure and function, these noncoding variants frequently impact regulatory elements and
thereby alter the quantitative and spatiotemporal regulation of gene
expression.
Maternal behaviours
alter the methylation of DNA in the offspring,
thereby affecting gene
expression in future generations [19].