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Epigenetic (protein) patteren of albino rat Rattus norvegicus after treatment with homocysteine and trimethylglycine.

Mosallam, 2008

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9182791341681922900
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Mosallam S
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Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences. A, Entomology

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Hyperhomocysteineamia (hHcys) is thought to be a risk factor for cardiovascular disease. The epigenetic (protein) pattern due to the effect of hHcys in kidney and liver was profiled in thesupplemented developing rats. A group treated with 0.6% Hcys for 8 weeksand …
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