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Laboratory for Functional Epigenetics KU Leuven

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Our research interest is in the epigenetic causes of human diseases. We tackle scientific problems by leveraging cutting edge genomic tools, in vitro and in vivo experiments and insights derived from patient samples. This enables us to address questions that were hitherto impossible to be answered. we am thus uniquely poised to characterize the nature of epigenetic signals that are changed in disease, how they are perturbed and how they ...

Laboratory for Epigenetic Epidemiology KU Leuven

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The CME researchers conduct leading-edge research in various areas of the life sciences. The emphasis is on molecular genetics, cell biology and developmental biology. They also develop technologies to support clinical and basic genetic research at home and abroad. The Center for Human Genetics currently has twenty independent research groups, one of which is the Epigenetic Epidemiology research unit.

Proteinchemistry, proteomics and epigenetic signalling(PPES) University of Antwerp

The cluster Proteinscience, proteomics and epigenetic signalling is active on three domains: neurodegeneration, infection and inflammation. For the first part the cluster studies for example the effects of hypoxia/ischemia and the role of hemeproteins herein and how this is perceived in metabolic active tissue such as brain. In the second part the virus-ghost relationship will be studie on intra- and extracellulair level. In the final part the ...

Proteinscience, proteomics and epigenetic signaling (PPES) University of Antwerp

Within the department, the PPES lab studies molecular biological stress responses which affect cell viability, death, or senescence. The research cluster combines advanced molecular biochemical pharmacology, (chemo)proteomic, peptidomic and epigenomic systems biology approaches to identify biomarkers and druggable receptor-signaling targets for the control and the monitoring of therapy responses in chronic inflamm-aging diseases, several types ...

Marine Lab Flanders Institute for Biotechnology

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Analysing pathways that underlie the genesis, progression and maintenance of cancer, understanding how the genes that are implicated in cancer control fundamental cellular processes in normal cells, understand the mechanisms by which non-mutational (i.e. epigenetic and post-transcriptional) events interfere with these natural processes to bring about tumour development and to affect therapy outcome, research on concept of aberrant RNA biology in ...

Epidemiology Research Group KU Leuven

Epidemiology research

Epigenetic epidemiology

DOHaD: Developmental Origin of Health and Disease

POHaD: Paternal Origin of Health and Disease