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Environmental epigenetics: a promising venue for developing next-generation pollution biomonitoring tools in marine invertebrates

Suarez-Ulloa et al., 2015

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11411312997213842501
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Suarez-Ulloa V
Gonzalez-Romero R
Eirin-Lopez J
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Marine Pollution Bulletin

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Environmental epigenetics investigates the cause-effect relationships between specific environmental factors and the subsequent epigenetic modifications triggering adaptive responses in the cell. Given the dynamic and potentially reversible nature of the different …
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