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Individuality and epigenetics in obesity
Obesity Reviews, 07/01/09
Campion J et al. - The identification of those individuals that at an early age could present changes in the methylation profiles of specific genes could help to predict their susceptibility to later develop obesity, which may allow to prevent and follow-up its progress, as well as to research and develop newer therapeutic approaches.
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