A weekend away with a book of poetry, a mountain biking holiday, or perhaps a daring jewel heist……whatever your idea of a fun weekend is, a well-laid out, precise set of instructions usually help; in short, you need a plan! In the gastrulating mouse embryo, precise epigenomic and transcriptomic instructions dictate the differentiation of pluripotent […]
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When a Reader Goes Rogue: Mutant Chromatin Reader Alters Cell Fate
On the list of “first world problems”, having your tablet or e-reader break is certainly an annoyance; you might get stuck watching bad in-flight movies or have to wait a bit longer to see what happens in the big plot twist. But the story might be in the horror genre if it’s your histone reader […]
The Epigenomics of Non-Coding DNA Variants with Dr. Guillaume Bourque
Dr. Guillaume Bourque from McGill University discusses his lab’s bioinformatic research examining the epigenomics of non-coding DNA sequence variants at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.
The Epigenetics of T-Cell Development with Dr. Ellen Rothenberg
Dr. Ellen Rothenberg from the California Institute of Technology discusses her lab’s research into the epigenetics of T-cell development at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.
The Epigenomics of Human Health with Dr. John Greally
Dr. John Greally from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine discusses his group’s research into the epigenomics of human health at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.