Research Articles
Genomic Imprinting: The Parental Stamp on Our Genes
Explore the fascinating world of genomic imprinting, an epigenetic phenomenon that causes genes to be expressed differently based on parental origin, and its role in development and disease.
The CG Code: How Tiny DNA Dinucleotides Control Our Genetic Destiny
Explore how CG dinucleotides act as molecular switches controlling gene expression through DNA methylation and their critical role in health and disease.
The Secret Life of Your Genes: A New Twist in the Tale of DNA Methylation
Explore the fascinating world of DNA methylation and how this epigenetic mechanism controls gene expression without altering the DNA sequence itself.
The Silent Symphony of Your Cells: How DNA Methylation Tames Transcriptional Noise
Discover how DNA methylation suppresses transcriptional noise to maintain cellular harmony and precision in gene expression.
The Genetic and Epigenetic Basis of Distinct Melanoma Types
Explore the fascinating interplay between genetics and epigenetics in melanoma development and treatment approaches.
The Silent Guardians: How Genomic Imprinting Shapes the Mammary Gland
Exploring how genomic imprinting dynamically regulates mammary gland development, stem cell function, and lactation through epigenetic mechanisms.
The Silent Saboteurs: How "Junk DNA" Repeat Elements Fuel Heart Failure
Discover how 'junk DNA' repeat elements become activated in failing hearts and contribute to heart failure through epigenetic mechanisms.
The Hidden Language of Chromatin: Decoding Histone Patterns to Predict Genomic Control Centers
Exploring how functional principal component analysis (FPCA) deciphers histone modification patterns to predict novel gene promoters with implications for understanding disease and development.
The Hidden Conductors of Immunity: How Chromatin Landscapes and BRD4 Control IRF Genes
Exploring how BRD4 and chromatin landscapes regulate IRF genes in immune responses, with implications for cancer and inflammation therapies.