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Genome Annotation

Bioinformatician Tim Hubbard on the process of identifying genes, protein genes and RNA genes, and how many genes are there in the human genome

Genetic epidemiologist Tim Spector on the genetic determinism, origins of addictions and diseases, and differences between twins

Paternal dietary effects on offspring

The male offspring of calorie restricted fathers display reduced anxiety-like behavior as adults

Bioinformatics After High Throughput Sequencing

Bioinformatician Manja Marz on non-coding RNAs, the dynamic programming approach, and homology search

“Your kids are what you eat”

Descendants of starved worms appear to be more resistant to starvation and heat stress

Autosomal analog of X-chromosome inactivation

Assistant Professor at Harvard University Alexander Gimelbrant on epigenetic regulation, olfactory receptors, and inheritance of cell state

Brain Function and Chromatin Plasticity

Prof. Catherine Dulac of Harvard University on the role of histone modification, the molecular basis of memory, and the future of molecular neuroscience

Introduction to microRNA

Biologist Anna M. Krichevsky on RNA interference, ways of studying microRNA, and other non-protein coding regulatory RNA molecules

Widespread Monoallelic Expression in Mammals

Harvard Assistant Prof. Alexander Gimelbrant on X-chromosome inactivation, castaneus strain, and epigenetic mechanisms

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Biologist Rudolf Jaenisch on invention of IPS cells, the epigenetic state of the genes, and making a liver in a Petri dish

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