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Of particular interest, WNT signaling has been linked to aberrant alveolar epithelial injury and repair processes [11, 14 17].

Disruption in RA signaling or vitamin A deficiency (VAD) has been linked to aberrant development of the lung including alterations in the airway smooth muscle (SM) differentiation, development, and function.

Many human diseases have been linked to aberrant DNA methylation or mutations in the DNA methylation pathways [2], but the most compelling evidence of DNA methylation disorders and human pathogenesis is evident in cancer.

G9a has been linked to aberrant silencing of several tumor-suppressor genes through H3K9 methylation and DNA CpG methylation.

Environmental chemicals have been linked to aberrant changes in epigenetic pathways both in experimental and epidemiological studies.

Although sequence variants have been linked to aberrant methylation patterns, no sequence alteration was found in the 5' regulatory region of the gene.

The cancer-related, non-locus specific, allelic replication timing aberration, observed in peripheral blood cells, is linked to aberrant methylation and may be reversed to normal by an epigenetic drug applied in vitro.

"Lead is a neurotoxin, it drops IQ scores, it's linked to aberrant behavior and violence," said Howard Kessler, a retired doctor based in Tallahassee, Florida, who is part of Physicians for Social Responsibility.

It is known that elevated plasma endotoxin levels and immune activation are not fully normalised by cART, therefore it is possible that these are linked to aberrant NK cell ITAM signalling and function.

In this study, we show that the epigenetic state is closely linked to normal cell type specific expression of miR-200c and miR-141, and this epigenetic state is dysregulated in carcinoma cells, where loss of miR200c/141 expression is linked to aberrant DNA methylation and histone modifications.

Therefore, DSC3 gene silencing is linked to aberrant cytosine methylation and a closed chromatin structure.