You Make Me Sick   /     The mysteries of the epigenome with Dr. Dana Dolinoy

Summary

We have over 200 different cell types with the same exact DNA, but that look and function totally differently. Think heart cell versus brain cell. This biological feat is accomplished through epigenetics – molecular marks on our DNA that tell our genes when to turn on and off. These marks can be altered by everything from the food we eat to the stress we experience. We talked with Dr. Dana Dolinoy of the University of Michigan to discuss the exciting and emerging world of epigenetics.

Subtitle
We have over 200 different cell types with the same exact DNA, but that look and function totally differently. Think heart cell versus brain cell. ...
Duration
00:24:57
Publishing date
2017-07-28 13:40
Link
http://youmakemesick.podbean.com/e/the-mysteries-of-the-epigenome-with-dr-dana-dolinoy/
Contributors
  Environmental Defense Fund
author  
Enclosures
http://youmakemesick.podbean.com/mf/feed/k5nzb2/Final_Dolinoy.mp3
audio/mpeg

Shownotes

We have over 200 different cell types with the same exact DNA, but that look and function totally differently. Think heart cell versus brain cell. This biological feat is accomplished through epigenetics – molecular marks on our DNA that tell our genes when to turn on and off. These marks can be altered by everything from the food we eat to the stress we experience. We talked with Dr. Dana Dolinoy of the University of Michigan to discuss the exciting and emerging world of epigenetics.