The blood ties to the methylomes of the mind
Hot on the heels of personal genomics has come personal methylomics, where researchers use high-throughput methods to interrogate the DNA methylation landscape… Read more »
Hot on the heels of personal genomics has come personal methylomics, where researchers use high-throughput methods to interrogate the DNA methylation landscape… Read more »
Imagine an RNA molecule keeping company with an RNA editing enzyme, both inside a sealed box. If no observer is able to witness an editing event, will it ever… Read more »
Genome Biology would like to announce an extension to the submission deadline for our Special Issue on Epigenomics, planned for publication in late summer 2012.… Read more »
The trouble with trying to understand human biology is that in many jurisdictions it is not considered ethical to poke about too much with healthy individuals… Read more »
As reported previously on this blog, Genome Biology is to publish a special issue on epigenomics in the late summer. For consideration in the issue, we are… Read more »
Regulatory networks in which proteins bind to DNA to alter gene expression are a well established feature of cell biology, but less is known about whether this… Read more »
A free podcast, released on International Women's Day, explores the challenges faced by female researchers in British science. The interviewee is Baroness Susan… Read more »
When is it right to censor science? In a recently published BMC Biology Comment article (covered in this blog by Penelope Austin), Peter Doherty and Paul Thomas… Read more »
Has hypoxia adaptation in the Ethiopian highlands mirrored that seen in Tibet and the Andes? Is there a genetic definition for an Ashkenazi Jew? These are two… Read more »
"A Lamarckian contribution to natural selection doesn't make much sense to me," says father-of-(modern) epigenetics Andy Feinberg as he opens his… Read more »