Modifications Abound

How to conduct your next large-scale epigenetic analysis

Epigenetic changes are pivotal events in development and disease. With a constant genome, it is epigenetics - sequence-independent genetic control processes - that exert the molecular forces necessary to help cells remember their molecular heritage, turn somatic cells into stem cells, and forever silence Barr bodies in sex chromosome inactivation.

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