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- Introduction
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1. DNA methylation during development
- Prof. Howard Cedar
- The Nuts and Bolts of DNA Methylation
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2. DNA methylation patterns in mammals
- Prof. John Greally
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3. Proteins that bind methylated DNA
- Dr. Pierre-Antoine Defossez
- DNA Methylation and Normal Physiology
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4. Genomic imprinting
- Prof. Marisa Bartolomei
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5. DNA methylation and stem cells
- Dr. Alexander Meissner
- DNA Methylation and the Pathophysiology of Disease
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6. DNA methylation changes in aging cells and tissues
- Prof. Jean-Pierre Issa
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7. DNA methylation in cancer
- Prof. Paula Vertino
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8. Epigenomics of complex disease
- Prof. Art Petronis
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9. DNA methylation, inflammation and cancer
- Prof. Gerd Pfeifer
- Clinical Applications of DNA Methylation Research
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11. Reversing DNA methylation pharmacologically
- Dr. Allen Yang
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- Introduction
- Epigenetics
- Epigenetics: phenotypic variation (1)
- DNA methylation in context
- DNA methylation - promoter CpG islands
- DNA Methylation - promoter Non-CpG islands
- The methylome
- DNA methylation changes in aging (1)
- Global hypomethylation during aging
- Decrease in methylation in aging cells
- DNA methylation changes in aging (2)
- Hypermethylation and silencing
- ER-alpha methylation and age in normal colon
- Methylation in normal colon vs. age
- Microarray analysis of aging human colon
- Methylation in aging human prostate
- ER-beta methylation vs. age in human right atrium
- MCAM analysis of aging mouse colon
- Pyro analysis of aging mouse colon
- Age related methylation along the GI tract
- Age related methylation is tissue specific
- Studies in the field
- Epigenetic mosaicism
- Epigenetics: phenotypic variation (2)
- Epigenetic mosaicism in aging stem cells
- Human carcinogenesis as an epigenetic disease
- Changes in tissue function
- Variability across the population
- Distribution of ER methylation in normal colon
- Epigenetic variation in human colon
- Variability across the genome
- Susceptibility to DNA hypermethylation
- DNA hypermethylation and retrotransposons
- Genome-wide analysis of methylation proneness
- Genome architecture predicts hypermethylation
- Repeat element and age related methylation
- Polycomb targets and hypermethylated genes
- Retrotransposons & polycomb predict methylation
- Age related methylation - summarizing model
- Summary
- Acknowledgements
Topics Covered
- Epigenetics
- Phenotypic variation
- DNA methylation
- Promoter CpG & Non CpG islands
- The methylome
- DNA methylation changes in aging
- Hypermethylation and silencing
- Methylation in normal colon vs. age
- Microarray analysis of aging human colon
- Methylation in aging human prostate
- Methylation vs. age in human right atrium
- MCAM analysis of aging mouse colon
- Pyro analysis of aging mouse colon
- Age related methylation along the GI tract
- Epigenetic mosaicism
- Human carcinogenesis as an epigenetic disease
- Changes in tissue function
- Tissue function consequences of DNA methylation changes in aging
- Epigenetic variation in human colon
- Susceptibility to DNA hypermethylation
- DNA hypermethylation and retrotransposons
- Genome-wide analysis of methylation proneness
- Genome architecture and the prediction of hypermethylation
- Repeat element distribution and age-related methylation
- Polycomb targets and hypermethylated genes in aging
Talk Citation
Issa, J. (2011, February 2). DNA methylation changes in aging cells and tissues [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 10, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/QFVM1159.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Jean-Pierre Issa has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.