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Genome-Wide Locations of Potential Epimutations Associated with Environmentally Induced Epigenetic Transgenerational Inheritance of Disease Using a Sequential Machine Learning Prediction Approach.

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Fig 1. Machine learning approach and training set description. (A) Two-step machine learning framework for DMR identification
Fig 3. Chromosomal plot of germ cell dataset DHVPP shows the predicted 3+ sites and the clusters
Fig 4. Chromosomal plot of somatic cell dataset SG shows the predicted 3+ sites and the clusters
Fig 5. CpG density plot showing number of predicted DMR sites correlated with CpG density
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