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DNA methylation analysis using bisulphite-based amplicon sequencing of individuals exposed to maternal tobacco use during pregnancy, and offspring conduct problems in childhood and adolescence†
2022
Reproduction, Fertility and Development
Maternal tobacco smoking during pregnancy is a large driver of health inequalities and a higher prevalence of conduct problem (CP) has been observed in exposed offspring. Further, maternal tobacco use during pregnancy can also alter offspring DNA methylation. However, currently, limited molecular evidence has been found to support this observation. Thus we aim to examine the association between maternal tobacco use in pregnancy and offspring CP, to determine whether offspring CP is mediated by
doi:10.1071/rd21108
pmid:35412968
fatcat:acxsqccveba2pkentoakyfeege