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What Are the Key Epigenetic Mechanisms?


DNA Methylation: Addition of methyl groups to DNA, usually repressing gene activity.
Histone Modification: Chemical changes to histone proteins around which DNA is wound, affecting gene expression.
Non-coding RNA: RNA molecules that do not translate into proteins but can regulate gene expression.

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