Epigenetic Manifestation of Environmental Exposures

Dolinoy, Dana C.; Anderson, Olivia S.; Rozek, Laura S.

doi:10.1002/9780470959824.ch18

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The Origin and Current State Of Epigenetic Science1

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“…19 Just as genomics revolutionized medical genetics by describing and quantifying DNA sequence variations, the emerging science of epigenomics is pushing the field further by describing and quantifying epigenetic modifications. 20 In total, elucidation of the molecular underpinnings of epigenetics has transformed this field in 70 years from one that was both speculative and descriptive to one that explains both developmental processes and how these processes cause disease when they go awry.…”

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Epigenetic Patents: A Stressful Environment for an Emerging Science

Noonan

Dismuke

Turker³

2013

Biotechnology Law Report

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Epigenetic Patents: A Stressful Environment for an Emerging Science

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Dismuke

Turker³

2013

Biotechnology Law Report

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Epigenetic Regulation: The Cross-Talk among Development, Adaptive Strategies, and Microevolutionary Change

Jeremias

Gonçalves

Asselman

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Epigenetics, Development, Ecology and Evolution

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Microbial education for marine invertebrate disease prevention in aquaculture

Dantan,

Toulza,

Petton

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The holobiont theory expands the notion of individual multicellular organisms as a community composed of a host and all its associated microorganisms. This concept has been extensively studied in the field of aquaculture, where increasing evidence has highlighted the importance of the host associated microorganisms in species fitness. Here, we focus our review on mollusc and crustacean species in which microbiota dysbiosis has recently been described in the context of various diseases, resulting in significant economic losses. Influencing the holobiont structure through the use of probiotics is a potential strategy that could improve the fitness or the robustness of cultivated species. We discuss here the possibility of developing microbiome targeted prophylactic approaches by promoting (1) methods to identify host microbial community that fosters good health status and (2) early life microbial education to favour long‐term resistance to stress or disease. This review aims to inform the aquaculture industry about potential strategies in rearing practices to mitigate diseases and economic losses.

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Epigenetic Manifestation of Environmental Exposures

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References 119 publications

Epigenetic Patents: A Stressful Environment for an Emerging Science

Epigenetic Patents: A Stressful Environment for an Emerging Science

Epigenetic Regulation: The Cross-Talk among Development, Adaptive Strategies, and Microevolutionary Change

Microbial education for marine invertebrate disease prevention in aquaculture

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