BIP! Finder - The implications for aquaculture practice of epigenomic programming of components of the endocrine system of teleostean embryos: lessons learned from mammalian studies

2012 • The implications for aquaculture practice of epigenomic programming of components of the endocrine system of teleostean embryos: lessons learned from mammalian studies

Authors: Mao Li; John F. Leatherland

Venue: Fish and Fisheries

Type: Publication

Abstract: AbstractEpigenetics is the study of changes in gene expression patterns that occur without any modification of the underlying nucleotide sequence of the DNA. Modifications of the so‐called epigenome include complex transient or permanent chemical changes of the DNA or histone proteins resulting in the suppression or enhancement of gene expression, together with an array of post‐translational events that modify the translational products. Epigenomic programming (EP) of the genome is an essential component of embryonic development in animals ... (read more)

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Topics: Genetics Evolutionary biology Cell biology

DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-2979.2012.00486.x

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