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follow the latest headlines in epigenetics, stem cell, and synthetic biology. learn the ins and outs about the latest technology and products. check out our interviews with thought leaders, fresh research presentations, and insightful webinars.. tune in to genetically and environmentally tunable polymorphic imprinting with nc886. while tuning into signals is the name of the game for (epi)genomics, an exciting new study now suggests that genetic and environmental factors can tune our epigenomes by polymorphic genomic imprinting. unlike other imprinted genes that always display monoallelic. it’s all in the phylum: lessons on epigenetic lineage from an ancient relative. you won’t find amphioxus listed as close relative on 23andme, but this humble invertebrate chordate may have paved the way for the successful vertebrates we’ve become. although amphioxus split from the vertebrates over 500 million years ago on the phylogenetic tree,. stella is the star that prevents aberrant dna methylation during oogenesis. the mammalian zygote is a platform for a multi-act show of dramatic rises and falls in dna methylation. however, new research suggests that backstage, in the developing oocyte, resides the real star of the show: stella. stella oversees the complex choreography of dna. new “recipe” combines histone acetylation, telomeres, and mitochondria in a delicious scientific dish! as*embling tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil into the formidable insalata caprese is a straightforward affair and a quick shake, and pour can make tequila, triple sec, and lime juice combine into the sublime margarita co*ktail. however, no one has yet managed to fit long-ing for an explanation for transgenerational epigenetic inheritance via sperm? well at long last long non-coding rnas (lncrnas) are giving us some insight. studies have shown that sperm dna methylation and small non-coding rna (ncrna) content mediate the. getting personal with your blood methylome: continuous dna methylation monitoring anticipates diabetes.