Calculation of EHMT2 expression change in Borrelia-infected and uninfected ticks, normalized to the housekeeping gene.

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Main Author:	Grace Hadley MacIntosh (21492677) (author)
Other Authors:	Alexandra C. Nuyens (21492680) (author), Jessica L. Vickery (21492683) (author), Anne Berthold (3583112) (author), Vett K. Lloyd (11985441) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Ecology Immunology Infectious Diseases Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified causing lyme disease producing epigenetic differences future epigenetic studies changes remains unknown organismal stress response increase tick fitness ixodes scapularis </ investigated dna methylation borrelia burgdorferi </ scapularis </ dna methylation burgdorferi </ borrelia </ epigenetic responses epigenetic regulator behavioural changes ehmt2 </ dna immunoprecipitation transducing external tick vector significantly affected key role isr sequences isr regions isr ), infection status induce physiological epigenetics plays central role bacterium modulates >- infected 800x lower
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Calculation of <i>EHMT2</i> expression change in <i>Borrelia</i>-infected and uninfected ticks, normalized to the housekeeping gene.