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A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 4: Disease mechanisms and therapeutic targets

A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 4: Disease mechanisms and therapeutic targets

04/04/2013
by judith
english, spoedcursus

After having discussed what epigenetic mechanisms are and how we’ve learnt about what they do, it is now time to look into how epigenetics affect our lives if things do not go the way they are supposed to go.

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A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 3: Regulated regulation

A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 3: Regulated regulation

04/04/2013
by judith
spoedcursus

Epigenetics is the most rapidly expanding field in biology. In the second article in this series, I discussed which experimental techniques have been crucial in gaining insight into epigenetic processes. I will now shed light on what those and other methods have taught us.

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A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 2: The toolbox of the epigeneticist

A Crash Course in Epigenetics Part 2: The toolbox of the epigeneticist

04/04/2013
by judith
spoedcursus

In the past decade, important advances have been made in the field of epigenetics. Obviously, unraveling epigenetic mechanisms has been greatly facilitated by technological developments. I’ll try to give you an impression of the types of experiments that have helped fuel those new and exciting insights.

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