Genetic effects on DNA methylation and its potential relevance for obesity in Mexican Americans.

PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3772804 · PMID 24058506

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Although we did not identify any significant associations between DNA methylation and the obesity measures, several nominally significant results were observed in genes related to adipogenesis, obesity, energy homeostasis and glucose homeostasis ( ARHGAP9 , CDKN2A , FRZB , HOXA5 , JAK3 , MEST , NPY , PEG3 and SMARCB1 ).

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We found highly significant DNA methylation changes at CASP6_P201 , showing increased methylation in women.

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