Binge Drinking Can Lead to Harmful Epigenetic Changes
…at a single gene controlled the way mice reacted to stress and drug addiction. Histone modifications occur naturally but, in the present study, Shukla and his research team discovered that…
…at a single gene controlled the way mice reacted to stress and drug addiction. Histone modifications occur naturally but, in the present study, Shukla and his research team discovered that…
…correlated with an increase in expression of delta FosB, a gene associated with addiction, in the F3 generation. However, it was unclear if such expression was specific to male or…
…control, this study examined the same component’s impact on the functioning of the brain reward system in mice. Numerous studies have indicated that overeating and drug addiction share common mechanisms…
…risk addiction. Hence, there is an unmet need to find more effective ways to treat persistent pain. To do this, scientists must uncover the underlying molecular and cellular mechanisms involved…
…One gene they assessed, known as MGLL, had the most significant epigenetic alterations. This gene has been shown to be involved in addiction, pain perception, and reward. Interestingly, previous research…
…light many things we may not have even thought possible. So if you’re overweight, unfit or have medical conditions or addictions, it’s not good for your future children. We know…
…relationship between histone modifications and drug abuse, shedding light on the molecular mechanisms underlying addiction. Looking ahead, the researchers aim to enhance epidecodeR’s accuracy and specificity by incorporating more detailed…
Many of us are familiar with the foods that damage our bodies – they slow our metabolism, might add a few pounds, and stiffen our arteries. But what if certain…
…memory loss and addiction. Honeybees are unique in the fact that while having the same DNA sequence, they produce three different organisms: workers, drones and queens. According to past studies,…
…addiction. These pharmaceuticals are currently being tested in clinical trials for various cancers and pose an interesting new possibility. As more and more epigenetic studies are conducted, we can see…
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