10 Interesting Fact About Epigenetics

Transcript:

Languages:

• Epigenetic is a process that regulates how certain genes are activated or turned off in body cells.
• Epigenetic is a biological mechanism that is important for processes such as development, homeostasis, and cell changes.
• Epigenetic can change genetic properties without changing the nucleotide sequence in DNA.
• The epigenetic process uses various mechanisms, including chromatin, histone, and RNA modifications.
• Some of the most common types of epigenetics are DNA methylation, histone modification, and alternative splicing.
• Epigenetic plays an important role in regulating gene expression at cellular levels.
• Epigenetic is an important factor for the adaptation and evolution of organisms.
• Epigenetic is also important in the aging process and various abnormal diseases.
• The epigenetic method can be used to help identify and analyze the relationship between genes and phenotypes.
• Epigenetic has attracted many interests in medical and biotechnology research.