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differentially methylated regions

One of the major features associated with imprinting is the presence of parent-of-origin specific Differentially Methylated Regions (DMRs).

Thus, the maternal and paternal genomes possess distinct epigenetic marks which distinguish them at imprinted loci.

See also

- imprinting map of the human genome
- DNA methylation pattern
- uniparental tissue
- complete hydatidiform mole (exclusively paternal genetic contribution)
- ovarian teratoma (exclusively maternal genetic contribution)
- methylated DNA
- maternal methylome
- paternal methylome
- site of methylation
- methylation polymorphism
- imprinted loci
- tissue specific methylation difference
- imprinted gene
- DMRs
- imprinting
- imprinted gene clusters
- imprinted chromosomal regions