Titlebook: DNA and Histone Methylation as Cancer Targets; Atsushi Kaneda,Yu-ichi Tsukada Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Demethyl

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A Review of the Institutional Perspective reflect altered signalling/gene regulatory networks and may directly contribute to the disease state. In this short review we will focus on how DNA modification changes have contributed to our understanding of cancer progression and the hypothesis that cancer cells have an epigenome reflecting alte

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Liao-Chai-Chih-Iby P’u Sung-Lingsidues and plays pivotal roles in the regulation of chromatin organization and function. Histone methylation is catalyzed by different groups of methyltransferases while methylation marks on different residues as well as different methylation states on the same residue serve as docking sites to recr

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History and Epics in China and in the Westal modifications controlling gene expression. When gene expression goes awry, disease ensues and often this disease is some form of cancer. Thus, an understanding of histone tail modification in nucleosomes is critical in mankind’s attempts to eradicate cancers. This chapter examines our present kno

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Xiaobo Wu,Wanling Ding,Yongjiang Shil processes through divergent transcription activities. Recently, aberrant histone modifications have been shown to contribute significantly towards many diseases, notably cancer. Here, we summarize the known drivers leading to misregulation of DNA and histone methylation in cancer, and current ther

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Freedom Mazwi,George T. Mudimu,Kirk Hellikerifferent malignant stages, including histologically benign forms and highly aggressive states, most gliomas are clinically challenging for neuro-oncologists because of their infiltrative growth patterns and inherent relapse tendency with increased malignancy and dismal prognosis. Extensive genetic a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38913-9with aberrant DNA hypermethylation as well as genetic alterations, and the both these infectious agents are involved in various molecular events. This chapter focuses on epigenetic aberrations in gastric cancer, including hypermethylation and its correlations with the two infectious agents as well a