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A varying T cell subtype explains apparent tobacco smoking induced single CpG hypomethylation in whole blood.

Clinical epigenetics | 2015

Many recent epigenetic studies report that cigarette smoking reduces DNA methylation in whole blood at the single CpG site cg19859270 within the GPR15 gene.

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