Epigenetics

Introduction to Epigenetics

Epigenetics serves as a crucial framework for understanding the intricate connections between environmental factors, lifestyle choices, and genetic elements that shape health and development. Scientists employ advanced technologies to decipher epigenetic marks (signals to up- or down-regulate genetic expression), including DNA methylation, histone modifications, and non-coding RNA molecules. Therefore, these epigenetic marks affect traits without modifying the DNA sequence. These marks play important roles in processes such as development, aging, and disease susceptibility, offering profound insights into the dynamic connection between genetics and the environment.   

The impact of epigenetics extends across various fields like medicine, agriculture, and environmental science, revolutionizing our understanding of inherited diseases, cancer, and complex traits. The promise of personalized medicine, innovative agricultural practices, and strategies to address environmental health impacts emerges from transformative insights gained through epigenetic investigations. Researchers in this field aim to uncover the molecular mechanisms bridging genetics and the environment. 

With a catalog boasting over 15,000 protein targets, trial sizes for exploring emerging projects, and advanced validation methods, Aviva is dedicated to supporting researchers as they pave the way for new discoveries and breakthroughs in Epigenetic Research.   

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