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Yukiko Imai (National Institute of Genetics, Mishima, Japan)
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Initiation of meiotic recombination in zebrafish
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Petr Svoboda
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RNA silencing pathways in mammalian germ cells and beyond
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mRNA Regulation and Development
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Matthias Altmeyer
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Dynamics and Functions of DNA Repair CompartmentsOur research interest is to understand how human cells deal with genotoxic stress assaults and how they coordinate genome maintenance mechanisms with other vital cellular functions. To this end we combine state-of-the-art molecular biology and biochemistry with powerful advanced cell imaging technologies, in particular employing single cell chromatin perturbations, high resolution live cell imaging, automated quantitative microscopy and software-assisted image analysis. By targeted ablation of specific...
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Dr. Nitzan Gonen
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The Battle of Sexes: Studying the Gene Regulatory Networks of Mammalian Sex Determination.Sex Determination is the process by which an organism develops into either male or female. A main research interest of our lab is to understand, at the molecular level, how sex is determined during embryonic development. In mammals, sex determination is genetically driven with XY individuals developing as males and XX individuals developing as females. Problems in this process lead to a large group of developmental disorders classified as Disorders of Sex Development (DSD), with...
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Max Greenberg (Institut Jacques Monod, CNRS, Université Paris Cité, Paris, France)
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Non-canonical functions of DNA methylation during epigenetic reprogramming in mammalsImmediately after fertilization, mammalian embryos undergo a dramatic reshaping of the epigenome as the embryo transitions from the zygote into the pluripotent cells primed for lineage commitment. This is best exemplified by 5-cytosine DNA methylation (5meC) reprogramming, as the gametic patterns are largely erased, and the embryonic genome undergoes a wave of de novo DNA methylation. Moreover, once 5meC patterns are established, mechanisms faithfully maintain the mark across cell division. Thus,...
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Biology of distal regulatory elements
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Tom Sexton IGBMC, Illkirch, France
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Promoter-enhancer "interaction" dynamics in transcription: lessons from Sox2
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Chromatin and cell biology
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Wolf Heyer (UC Davis, USA)
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Rad51 determines pathway choice in post-replication repair
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Meiosis and recombination
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Ana Losada
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Roles and mechanisms of STAG1 and STAG2 cohesins in 3D genome organization
Presented by Ana Losada, Spanish National Cancer Research Centre, CNIO, Madrid
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Meiosis and recombination
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Pr. Didier Trono
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KRAB zinc finger proteins and human speciation, for better and for worse
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Laboratory of Molecular Virology
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Attila Toth (TU Dresden, Faculty of Medicine Institute of Physiological Chemistry, Dresden, Germany)
The secret of safe sex: the role of chromosome cores in meiotic recombination control
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