Understanding Epigenetics
In a nutshell, epigenetics is additional information layered on top of our genetic code—information that determines how that genetic code is used. It tells a liver cell to do liver things and a brain cell to do brain things.
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Dr. Minggao Liang's research is focused on elucidating the cis-regulatory consequences of genetic variation in the context of evolution and human disease.
Mathias Renaud is a Graduate Student in Dr. Julie Claycomb's laboratory at the University of Toronto. Learn more about Mathias and his research here!
CEEHRC—a network of epigenetic scientists and researchers from across Canada—has launched a new knowledge sharing initiative.
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IHEC guidelines for reference epigenome standards and standard operating procendures for wet lab experiments and data analysis.
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Are you a Canadian scientist interested in having your epigenetics study featured on our website, or spotlighted in one of our feature articles? Send the citation to info@epigenomes.ca.
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