Wilson's disease: Changes in methionine metabolism and inflammation affect global DNA methylation in early liver disease
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K. Kharbanda | J. LaSalle | V. Medici | J. Engelberg | S. Devaraj | B. Lönnerdal | P. Havel | Kyoungmi Kim | Joy X Jiang | C. Halsted | N. Shibata | N. Török | Sarah Liu | R. Woods | Joy X. Jiang
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