Epigenetics refers to dynamic changes that occur at the DNA, RNA and protein level in eukaryotes. Epigenetics is at the heart of gene regulation and determines which genes are activated or silenced. It is of great importance fundamentally and has many exciting translational aspects including therapeutics, diagnostics, stem cell research, microbial pathway engineering and agriculture.
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This document was approved by the COST Committee of Senior Officials (CSO). It highlights the importance of transdisciplinary bottom-up networks as impactful tools to bridge the innovation divide in Europe and to provide opportunities for younger generations.
This meeting will be held at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ, Lecture Hall, Heidelberg, 11-13 May, 2017), on behalf of the organizers: Frank Lyko, Christoph Plass, Karsten Rippe, Manon van Engeland & Olaf Witt. There will be 5 sessions, covering: Mechanisms of Epigenetic Deregulation Epigenetics of Single Cells and Molecules Epigenetic Programming & Epigenetic Plasticity Translational Epigenetics Epigenetic Therapy […]
This 2-day conference will focus on the study of epigenetic changes in normal and diseased cells in response to internal or external factors with the aim to translate basic epigenetic research into diagnosis, therapy and prevention. Clinical Epigenetics Society  welcomes your participation at CLEPSO,  “7th Clinical Epigenetics International Meeting”, (clinical-epigenetics-society@gmx.de) , March 9th – 10th, at: […]
