N6-methyldeoxyadenine is a transgenerational epigenetic signal for mitochondrial stress adaptation
Chengchuan Ma(Peking University), Ying Liu(Fujian Medical University), Guifang Jia(Peking University), Chuan‐Yun Li(Peking University), Wanqiu Ding(Peking University), Aibin He(Boston Children's Hospital), Yong Peng(Sichuan University), Chuan He(University of Chicago), Ye Wang(First Affiliated Hospital of Wannan Medical College), Rong Niu(Peking University), Li-Wa Shao(China Agricultural University), Tianxiao Huang(Peking University)
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