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Prenatal smoke exposure induces persistent Cyp2a5 methylation and increases nicotine metabolism in the liver of neonatal and adult male offspring.

Lkhagvadorj K, Meyer KF, Verweij LP, Kooistra W, Reinders-Luinge M, Dijkhuizen HW, de Graaf IAM, Pl?sch T, Hylkema MN. Prenatal smoke exposure induces persistent Cyp2a5 methylation and increases nicotine metabolism in the liver of neonatal and adult male offspring. Epigenetics. 2020 12; 15(12):1370-1385.

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