Maternal and paternal dietary quality, dietary inflammation status, and offspring DNA methylation
Marion Lecorguillé(Inserm), CM Phillips(University College Dublin), John Mehegan(University of Bath), Pilar Navarro(Electric Vehicle Challenge), JR Hébert(University of South Carolina), Nitin Shivappa(South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control), CC Kelleher(University College Dublin), Matthew Suderman(Therapeutics Clinical Research)
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