Understanding Epigenetics
In a nutshell, epigenetics is additional information layered on top of our genetic code—information that determines how that genetic code is used. It tells a liver cell to do liver things and a brain cell to do brain things.
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New Articles
The epigenetic inactivation of the X chromosome during embryonic development drives major biological processes – for us and for our favorite pets.
Abnormal histone modifications affect expression of key epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) marker genes, driving cancer metastasis.
Benjamin Lebeau's research focuses on the oncogenic and epigenetic impact of CTCF mutations or copy number loss in breast cancer.
For Scientists
IHEC guidelines for reference epigenome standards and standard operating procedures for wet lab experiments and data analysis.
Publications
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