Male obesity impacts DNA methylation reprogramming in sperm

[1] Jirtle RL(2007)Environmental epigenomics and disease susceptibility Nat Rev Genet 8 253-262

[2] Skinner MK(2015)Developmental windows of susceptibility for epigenetic inheritance through the male germline Semin Cell Dev Biol 43 96-105

[3] Ly L(1994)Developmental changes in methylation of spermatogenesis-specific genes include reprogramming in the epididymis Nat Genet 7 59-63

[4] Chan D(2011)DNA methylation imprinting marks and DNA methyltransferase expression in human spermatogenic cell stages Epigenetics 6 1354-1361

[5] Trasler JM(2012)Epigenetics of the male gamete Fertil Steril 97 267-274

[6] Ariel M(2007)Non-genomic transgenerational inheritance of disease risk BioEssays 29 145-154

[7] Cedar H(2012)The sperm epigenome and potential implications for the developing embryo Reproduction 143 727-734

[8] McCarrey J(2014)Obese father's metabolic state, adiposity, and reproductive capacity indicate son's reproductive health Fertil Steril 101 865-873

[9] Marques CJ(2015)Epigenetic inheritance and evolution: a paternal perspective on dietary influences Prog Biophys Mol Biol 118 79-85

[10] Joao Pinho M(2015)Newborns of obese parents have altered DNA methylation patterns at imprinted genes Int J Obes (Lond) 39 650-657

[1] Jirtle RL(2007)Environmental epigenomics and disease susceptibility Nat Rev Genet 8 253-262

[2] Skinner MK(2015)Developmental windows of susceptibility for epigenetic inheritance through the male germline Semin Cell Dev Biol 43 96-105

[3] Ly L(1994)Developmental changes in methylation of spermatogenesis-specific genes include reprogramming in the epididymis Nat Genet 7 59-63

[4] Chan D(2011)DNA methylation imprinting marks and DNA methyltransferase expression in human spermatogenic cell stages Epigenetics 6 1354-1361

[5] Trasler JM(2012)Epigenetics of the male gamete Fertil Steril 97 267-274

[6] Ariel M(2007)Non-genomic transgenerational inheritance of disease risk BioEssays 29 145-154

[7] Cedar H(2012)The sperm epigenome and potential implications for the developing embryo Reproduction 143 727-734

[8] McCarrey J(2014)Obese father's metabolic state, adiposity, and reproductive capacity indicate son's reproductive health Fertil Steril 101 865-873

[9] Marques CJ(2015)Epigenetic inheritance and evolution: a paternal perspective on dietary influences Prog Biophys Mol Biol 118 79-85

[10] Joao Pinho M(2015)Newborns of obese parents have altered DNA methylation patterns at imprinted genes Int J Obes (Lond) 39 650-657