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Study Finds Epigenetic Changes from Inflammation Persist in Animals' Lifetime

A new study published in Science reports that certain DNA regions undergo epigenetic modifications during inflammation, enabling gene expression. These changes remain throughout the animal's lifetime. The findings suggest potential long-term effects of inflammation on genetic activity.

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Researchers have identified epigenetic modifications in specific DNA regions during inflammation, according to a study published in Science. These regions, dense in cytosine and guanosine dinucleotides, are altered to allow gene expression.

the duration of the animal's lifetime, the study states.

This persistence indicates that inflammatory events could have lasting impacts on genetic regulation.

understanding how inflammation influences long-term biological processes.

Further research may explore these effects in various species and conditions.

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