g) Next, either in the PubMed citation view or in the full-text article view, on the right-hand side… Show more g) Next, either in the PubMed citation view or in the full-text article view, on the right-hand side of the screen, under the Related citations or PubMed related articles headings respectively, find and go to the citation for the following review article: J Nutr. 2006 Jun;136(6 Suppl):1706S-1710S. Assessing the effects of high methionine intake on DNA methylation. Waterland RA. (Note the different citation format here. If you cannot find this article in the related citations window, please search PubMed for it directly.) Next, click on the citation to see the abstract. Note that this article is a Review article. When reading a review article, you need to keep in mind that many authors tend to highlight their own research in their review articles; so you should always look at more than one review article on a particular topic in your research to account for potential personal biases. Again, click on the free copy icon on the right-hand side of the screen. SKIM through the article for organizational format; again, you do NOT need to fully read this article to answer the following questions. As before, here also one or two sentences are enough to answer these. Question 8. List the main sections of this review article. Describe what the purpose of each section is/what general information does it include. (6 points • Show less