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    Ishmam Chandan Ms. Campbell SBI 4U1 3 December 2014 Epigenetics 1. The epigenome shapes the physical structure of the genome. It tightly wraps inactive genes‚ making them unreadable. It relaxes active genes‚ making them easily accessible. Different sets of genes are active in different cell types. 2. Yes‚ as cells grow and divide‚ cellular machinery faithfully copies epigenetic tags along with the DNA. Using the original DNA strands as a template‚ methyl copying enzymes attach methyl tags to newly

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    Epigenetic control of gene expression Marnie Blewitt 1. Introduction to epigenetic control Single cell fertilised egg 1 cell type Mouse embryo Hundreds of cell types How does the same genetic information in every cell lead to so many different cell types‚ with each of their specialist functions? Single cell fertilised egg 1 cell type Mouse embryo Hundreds of cell types Scientists used the term epigenetics to represent the extra layer of information in addition to the genetic

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    ONE of biology’s hottest topics is epigenetics. The term itself covers a multitude of sins. Strictly speaking‚ it refers to the regulation of gene expression by the chemical modification of DNA‚ or of the histone proteins in which DNA is usually wrapped. This modification is either the addition of methyl groups (a carbon atom and three hydrogens) to the DNA or of acetyl groups (two carbons‚ three hydrogens and an oxygen) to the histones. Methylation switches genes off. Acetylation switches them on

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    biomarkers a. DNA methylation In the broad sense‚ epigenetics can be seen as a bridge between the genotype and phenotype‚ where the final outcomes of a locus or a chromosome can be changed without altering the underlying DNA sequence (Goldberg et al. 2007)‚ while epigenomics aims to study the location and nature of the gemonic sequences that are epigenetically modified (Fazzari and Greally 2004). Usually‚ three mechanisms have been attributed for epigenetics – DNA methylation‚ histone modification and

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    Alisa Ochoa Biology 3 Professor Mitch Voda 08 December 2011 Epigenetic: Hidden Switches Matt is a history teacher. His twin brother Greg is a drug addict. Growing up in the Boston area‚ both boys did well in high school: they were strong students in the classroom and decent athletes on the field‚ and they got along with their peers. Like many young people‚ the brothers drank the occasional beer‚ smoked cigarettes and experimented with marijuana. Then‚ in college‚ they tried cocaine. For Greg

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    Epigenetics: Rough Basic Concept -The basic concept of epigenetics is a simple pattern for human development. There are different marks needed to expedite these marks which some include noncoding RNA’S‚ DNA methylation and even CpG dinucleotides. Epigenetics work very complicated they maintain the cell cycle which changes the differences when it comes to expressing genes without changing the DNA sequence. When dealing with germ cells and the developing embryo the reprograming and remaking the right

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    Epigenetics: A fascinating Field with profound Research‚ clinical‚ and public health implications What is epigenetics?  Is the study of heritable and potentially reversible gene-expression changes that do not involve structural alterations in the DNA sequence‚ such as mutations.  Is emerging as one of the most dynamic and vibrant biomedical areas . EPIGENETICS MECHANISMS  Epigenetics is the study of heritable and potentially reversible gene expression changes that do not involve

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    years it has become apparent that the environment and underlying mechanisms affect gene expression and the genome outside of the central dogma of biology. It has been found that many epigenetic mechanisms are involved in the regulation and expression of genes such as DNA methylation and chromatin remodeling. These epigenetic mechanisms are believed to be a contributing factor to pathological diseases such as Diabetes type II. An understanding of the epigenome of diabetes patients may help to elucidate

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    Epigenetics Paper Week 3 Assignment The field of epigenetics is “the study of heritable changes in gene activity which are not caused by changes in the DNA sequence” (“Wikipedia”; n.d.). One can adopt a healthy lifestyle to change the impact of the genes inherited by an offspring. Ornish states that changing eating habits‚ loving more‚ and getting more exercise can cause a large increase in brain cells. (“ted.com/speakers”; n.d.) These changes could

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    Epigenetics is a new phenomenon that has stunned the world of life sciences‚ proving to have enormous potential in many aspects of biological and medical research. Many academics‚ scientists and doctors‚ have concluded that epigenetics could be the answer: The answer to curing a plethora of modern neurodegenerative diseases. Epigenetic changes are reversible and heritable modifications in phenotype without alteration of the primary nucleotide sequence. Evidences have suggested that epigenetic mechanisms

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