Fibromyalgia (FM), is associated with fatigue, chronic diffuse pain, and cognitive/mood disturbances [1,2]. FM patients have greater healthcare costs and reduced workplace productivity. Stress and the neurotransmitter dopamine may interact, and this interaction may induce FM. Interestingly, FM has been called a ‘stress-related disorder’ presenting an exacerbation of symptoms on the context of stressful events [3].Certainly, many genes are involved in FM causation and potential predisposition. However, it is important to realize that epigenetics may also be involved in the progression of this disorder. Specifically, Menzies
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Published 2014 in Journal of genetic syndrome & gene therapy
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2014
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Journal of genetic syndrome & gene therapy
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2014-01-27
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