The oocyte methylome is the genome-wide DNA methylation landscape established during oogenesis and involved in maternal epigenetic regulation, genomic imprinting, fertility, and embryonic development.
Maternal germline differentially methylated regions are established during oocyte development and help regulate genomic imprinting, parent-of-origin gene expression, and early embryonic development.
The oocyte methylome is the genome-wide DNA methylation landscape established during oogenesis and involved in maternal epigenetic regulation, genomic imprinting, fertility, and embryonic development.
Maternal germline differentially methylated regions are established during oocyte development and help regulate genomic imprinting, parent-of-origin gene expression, and early embryonic development.
