Epigenetics and human obesity

S J van Dijk(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Peter L. Molloy(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Hilal Varinli(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Janna L. Morrison(University of South Australia), Beverly S. Mühlhäusler(Women's & Children's Health Research Institute), members of EpiSCOPE(The University of Adelaide), Michael Buckley(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Susan J. Clark, I. C. McMillen(Women's & Children's Health Research Institute), Manny Noakes(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Katherine Samaras(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Ross L. Tellam
International Journal of Obesity
February 25, 2014
10.1038/ijo.2014.34
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