2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3343636/v2
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Aggregated epigenetic profiles explain the intergenerational transmission of physical neglect with psychiatric, cognitive, and bonding effects.

Inmaculada León,
Daylín Góngora,
María José Rodrigo
et al.

Abstract: BACKGROUND. Past experiences of maltreatment and life adversity have been shown to induce DNA methylation changes in adults, but less is known about their impact on mothers’ maladaptive neglectful parenting. METHODS. We performed an epigenome-wide association study (EWAS) to investigate the role of DNA methylation levels in the intergenerational association between mothers’ past experience of childhood neglect and current maternal neglect behavior. Saliva DNA methylation was determined with the Illumina Human … Show more

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