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Abstract

Environmental factors cause health problems and/or disease, but how it occurs is unknown. Most of the research carried out so far has indicated that epigenetic transformations can play a key role in this process, being the point of connection between both. Morphine, for example, can easily cross the placenta, which significantly affects the normal development of the embryo, affecting the development of the neural tube, frontal cortex and spinal cord, making it difficult for the proper development of the nervous system. Therefore, considering that DNA methylation is a key epigenetic transformation in embryonic development, our objective is to clarify the role that methylation can play in the presence of morphine, for which we have resorted to state-ofthe-art techniques.