Cell type-specific DNA methylation patterns are established during mammalian development and maintained in adult somatic cells. Understanding how these patterns of 5-methylcytosine are established and maintained requires the elucidation of mechanisms for both DNA methylation and demethylation. The enzymes involved in the de novo methylation of DNA and the maintenance of the resulting methylation patterns have been fairly well characterized.
Fijians speak a variety of dialects and a common language known as Bauan-Fijian this is spoken in Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Kandavu, Lau, Yasawas, Taveuni and many other 300+ islands in Fiji. Out of all the Fijian language, the Nadroga/Navosa dialect has been claimed to be the most confusing one.
Countries Where Spoken: 330,441 in Fiji or 46.2% of the population (1996 census) including 10,000 in Kadavu (1,500 Nabukelevu), 20,000 in Northeast Viti Levu. 650,000 including second language users (1991 UBS).