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The Epigenomics of Non-Coding DNA Variants with Dr. Guillaume Bourque

December 20, 2019

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

December 20, 2019

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

December 20, 2019

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.

X Chromosome Inactivation with Dr. Carolyn Brown

December 20, 2019

Dr. Carolyn Brown from the University of British Columbia discusses her lab’s research into the epigenetics of X chromosome inactivation at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.

Biotechnology Development and Cancer Epigenomics with Dr. Martin Hirst

December 20, 2019

Dr. Martin Hirst from the University of British Columbia discusses his lab’s epigenomic research focused on biotechnology development and cancer at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.

Sperm Epigenomics and Environmental Exposures with Dr. Sarah Kimmins

December 20, 2019

Dr. Sarah Kimmins from McGill University discusses her lab’s research into sperm epigenomics at the 2019 joint CEEHRC/IHEC meeting.

Moving Genome Editing into the Clinic with Dr. J Keith Joung

December 29, 2015

Interview with Dr. J Keith Joung, MD, PhD at Keystone Symposia’s Precision Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology: Designing Genomes and Pathways Moving Genome Editing into the Clinic My laboratory is focused on genome editing technologies and, more recently, on epigenome editing technologies as well. I got into this field first through protein engineering. So I was […]

The Early Days of CRISPR with Dr. Blake Weidenheft

December 28, 2015

Interview with Dr. Blake Weidenheft at Keystone Symposia’s Precision Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology: Designing Genomes and Pathways The Early Days of CRISPR I was one of the earlier people involved in the CRISPR– in CRISPR biology. And so we didn’t really come at this with the intent to try to develop some new genome […]

A TAD Closer to Understanding 3D Chromatin Structure

December 15, 2015

Interview with Dr. Jennifer Phillips-Cremins at Keystone Symposia’s Precision Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology. My lab is really focused on understanding the epigenetic mechanisms that regulate early brain development. And the, sort of traditional way of studying epigenetic marks, is to zoom in and really focus on a particular modification at a precise location in […]

Directed Evolution in Synthetic Biology with Dr. Andrew Ellington

December 12, 2015

Interview with Dr. Andrew Ellington at Keystone Symposia’s Precision Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology: Designing Genomes and Pathways Parts, Circuits, and Systems So in directed evolution, what you’re generally trying to do is to optimize function. And that can mean a lot of different things. But if we keep within the synthetic biology paradigm, we […]

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