Epigenetics is the study of both heritable and non-heritable changes in the regulation of
gene activity and expression that occur without an alteration in the DNA sequence. This …

This special “Genomic Toxicology: Epigenetics” issue of “Current Opinion in Toxicology”
summarizes the current state of science at the intersection of epigenetics and toxicology …

The rapidly evolving field of epigenetic regulation of gene expression is having an impact
across the spectrum of biomedical research. Toxicologists have embraced this area as …

Epigenetics describes the study of heritable changes in gene expression that occur in the
absence of a change to the DNA sequence. Specific patterns of epigenetic signatures can …

The epigenome serves as an interface between the dynamic environment and the inherited
static genome. The epigenome is comprised of chromatin and a covalent modification of …

A recent advance that has revitalized toxicology studies in the past couple of decades is
Frontiers in Genetics “toxicogenomics,” the study of the effects of environmental toxins on …

Recent advances in technological approaches for mapping and characterizing the
epigenome are generating a wealth of new opportunities for exploring the relationship …

Toxicogenomics is a field that emerged from the combination of conventional toxicology with
functional genomics. In recent years, this field contributed immensely in defining adverse …

Toxicoepigenetics examines the health effects of environmental exposure associated with,
or mediated by, changes in the epigenome. Despite high expectations, toxicoepigenomic …

Epigenetics, as it pertains to biology and toxicology, can be defined as heritable changes in
gene expression that do not involve mutations and are propagated without continued …