DNA Methylation Reorganization of Skeletal Muscle-Specific Genes in Response to Gestational Obesity
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Abel López-Bermejo | A. López-Bermejo | A. Prats-Puig | S. Garcia-Retortillo | J. Bassols | Anna Prats-Puig | Sergi García-Retortillo | Miquel Puig-Parnau | Fidanka Vasileva | Raquel Font-Lladó | Sílvia Xargay-Torrent | Gemma Carreras-Badosa | Berta Mas-Parés | Judit Bassols | G. Carreras-Badosa | S. Xargay-Torrent | Berta Mas-Parés | R. Font-Lladó | Miquel Puig-Parnau | Fidanka Vasileva | A. López‑Bermejo
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