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Transcriptional similarity in couples reveals the impact of shared environment and lifestyle on gene regulation through modified cytosines

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Figure 1 An overview of the workflow. In total, 14,591 genes were tested for the couple effect in 29 Yoruba couples
Figure 2 The couple effect of genetic expression. (A) The density plot of correlations between male and female samples in true couples (RvalueC) and non-family male-female pairs (RvalueR) in all 14,591 genes.
Table 1 CpG-Gene expression associations at q-value < 0.05 between genes with the ’couple effect’ and their local CpGs.

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