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Figure 1. Summary of epigenetic modifications associated with liver regeneration^{[84,86,112,126-129]}. A: Table representing the comparison of a quiescent and regenerating liver. “↑” represents an increase in expression and “↓” represents a decrease in expression; B: A schematic representation of the changes associated with the transition of a quiescent liver to a regeneration phase. During regeneration, a reorganization of histone modifications (primarily, acetylation, and methylation) and DNA methylation occurs. However, a detailed epigenetic code for liver regeneration is yet to be decoded