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Most reported side effects are mild, transient, and resolve without intervention

Assays for the inhibition of DNA, total RNA, mRNA and protein methylation Global DNA methylation was quantified by the Abcam 5-methylcytosine assay kit (ab233486, colorimetric) following manufacturers protocol

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