Latent Growth Model Approach to Characterize Maternal Prenatal DNA Methylation Trajectories

Latent Growth Model Approach to Characterize Maternal Prenatal DNA Methylation Trajectories

Background. DNA methylation (DNAm) is a removable chemical modification to the DNA sequence intimately associated with genomic stability, cellular identity, and gene expression. DNAm patterning reflects joint contributions from genetic, environmental, and behavioral factors. As such, differences in...

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Main Author: Lapato, Dana
Format: Others
Published: VCU Scholars Compass 2019
Subjects:
DNA methylation
major depression
pregnancy
latent growth model
Pregnancy
Race
Environment
Genes (PREG) Study
perinatal maternal health
Biological Psychology
Genomics
Longitudinal Data Analysis and Time Series
Microarrays
Other Genetics and Genomics
Statistical Methodology
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