Molecular Epigenetics
Epigenetics is rising to eminence in biology as a mechanism by which environmental factors have intermediate-term effects on gene expression without changing the underlying genetic sequence. It can occur through the specific methylation of DNA bases and modification of histones. There are wide-feeding implications for the gene-environment contest and epigenetic mechanisms are causing a revaluation of many traditional concepts such as heritability. The reversible nature of epigenetics also provides conceivable treatment or prevention prospects for diseases previously thought hard-coded into the gene. Therefore, we consider how growing knowledge of epigenetics is altering our understanding of biology and medicine, and its implications for future research.
- Covalent modifications
- RNA transcripts
- MicroRNAs
- mRNA
- sRNAs
- Prions
- Structural inheritance
- Nucleosome positioning
- Genomic architecture
Related Conference of Molecular Epigenetics
18th International Conference on Human Genomics and Genomic Medicine
21th World Congress on Tissue Engineering Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research
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19th International Conference on Genomics & Pharmacogenomics
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- Advanced Gene Therapeutics
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- Cell Biology
- Cell Culture and Bioprocessing
- Cell Cycle/Proliferation
- Cell Death and Viability
- Cell Science and Stem Cell Research
- Cellular Signaling
- Cellular Therapies
- Clinical Trials and Research in Stem Cell in Cancer Therapy
- Epidermis Stem Cell & Cancer Epidemiology
- Human Gene Therapy
- Immunotherapy
- Molecular Epigenetics
- Nano-Therapy
- Nanotechnology in Stem Cell
- Regenerative Medicine
- Regulatory and Ethical Issues of Therapies
- Stem Cell in Drug Development
- Stem Cell Therapies
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