Ethics
All experiments were approved by Swansea University Ethics Committee
(permit STU_BIOL_30484_110717192024_3).
Table 1. Average methylation score differences (for parents)
and for the offspring for methylated cytosines (DMCs) which maintained o
methylation patterns (hyper or hypomethylated) relatively to the
parental patterns (within ±10% change) Positive and negative values on
methylation differences represent hyper or hypomethylation in relation
to the enriched environment. “G”, and “U” refer to gene bodies and
unnanotated regions, respectively. Q-value is the p-value adjusted for
the False Discovery Rate (FDR=0.05). Asterisks represent DMCs
significantly affected by parental environment. Asterisks represent DMCs
which were significantly influenced by parental environment.