isMOCLEP - International Society for Molecular and Clinical Epigenetics

??? At isMOCLEP, we support the spread of science! Not all of our experts specialize in epigenetics, but we believe it's crucial for scientific insights to reach the broader community. It doesn’t matter what you do—whether you're a doctor, an accountant, or a carpenter. What matters is your curiosity and desire to learn! ?? Join us for our monthly science talks, delivered in a clear and engaging way. Save the date and be part of the conversation! ?? For polish speaking audience. #ScienceForEveryone #StayCurious #MonthlyTalks

?? Coming soon! An Oxford-style debate on "Artificial Intelligence in Medicine – The Future or an Overreach?" ???? A highly relevant topic in light of rapidly evolving AI technologies. Curious about what experts think? ?? Don't miss out—register now! ??? For polish speaking audience. #AI #Medicine #Debate #FutureOfHealthcare

It's worth reading about how environmental factors influence epigenetic age! #science #epigenetics #aging

?? This Thursday, Feb 27, at 4 pm CET, our member Chiara Papulino, PhD from University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" will speak at the drop-in session on "LAT1 and Boron Neutron Capture Therapy: Unveiling a new target to Improve Osteosarcoma Treatment". Want to join? Comment below! You'll get the link at least 1 hour before the meeting. ???? #luigivanvitelli #epigenetics #science

?? Exciting news! MS-HRM protocol has just been published in Current Protocols! ?? This work, authored by Dr. Olga Taryma-Le?niak and Katarzyna Ewa Soko?owska , with Magdalena Liput contributing to protocol refinement, was carried out under the guidance of Prof. Tomasz K Wojdacz. We are thrilled to share this resource with the scientific community and hope it will support researchers working with methylation-sensitive high-resolution melting (MS-HRM). ?? The link to the publication below! https://lnkd.in/eDCHf8we #MSHRM #Epigenetics #MethylationAnalysis #CurrentProtocols #Wiley #ScientificPublication

Thrilled to announce that isMOCLEP has partnered with the Epigenetic Society to consolidate and stimulate epigenetics worldwide! #epigenetics #GlobalPartnerships #ismoclep #epigeneticssociety https://www.ismoclep.org/ https://lnkd.in/eATZcfdh

Exciting news! ?? One of our Scientific Advisory Board members, Prof Carmen Jeronimo, has just published a groundbreaking review on #ProstateCancer and #Epigenetics. Don’t miss this insightful contribution to the field! #CancerResearch Congratulations!

Dr. Anne Bozack from Stanford University School of Medicine, in her latest article, explores key topics in environmental epigenetics: early-life environment & epigenetic programming, prenatal chemical exposures, and future challenges in the field. ???? A must-read for epigenetics enthusiasts! https://bitly.cx/Y6Hql #Epigenetics

???????? ???? ?????? ??????????????????? Did you know that every cell in your body has its own distinct epigenome? Indeed, today, we’re going to explore something really alluring: your epigenomes. What exactly are they, & what makes each one unique? Okay, let’s dive in... "?????? ?????????????????? consists of nuclear information, heritable during cell division, that controls development, tissue differentiation, & cellular responsiveness. Epigenetic information is controlled by: - genome sequence, - environmental exposure, -?stochasticity (or random chance). As such, ?????????????????????? stands at the interface of the genome, development, & environmental exposure." (Feinberg, 2018) That’s a wrap! Epigenomics scientists are doing their best to get to know epigenomes even better. They actually focus on how these epigenomes behave in various disease states & pathological contexts. We'll talk about them a lot in this New Year 2025. So stay tuned! ___ Hit the "Follow/Connect"?[????] to stay updated. If you found this valuable, please?like?[????] or?share?[???] to spread the word. Always be on top of your DNA!??

Three of our isMOCLEP Board of Directors and scientific advisory Board members Prof. Tomasz K Wojdacz , Prof. Lucia Altucci and Prof. Marianne Rots finalized together an issue on Epigenetic Biomarkers in the Journal of Clinical Epigenetics! Take a look: https://lnkd.in/ei5wgDQa