Lectures (Lecturer: Tóth S.)
Thursday 17.00-18.30,  NET L16

1st week

(10. Sept.)

Timeline of epigenetics; levels of epigenetic changes; targets of epigenetics

2nd week

(17. Sept.)

DNA methylation; de novo and maintenance methylation; Dnmt interactions

3rd week

(24. Sept.)

Histone modifications; histone code; histone modifying enzymes

4th week

(01. Oct.)

Citrullination; Methylated DNA binding proteins
   supplement: 

5th week

(08. Oct.)

Polycomb and trithorax complexes; Non-coding RNAs in epigenetic regulation; Chromatin remodelling

6th week

(15. Oct.)

Transposons; Paramutation, transvection; Genome imprinting

7th week

(22. Oct.)

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8th week

(29. Nov.)

X inactivation and skewed X inactivation: their connection to DNA methylation

9th week

(05. Nov.)

Epigenetic changes during early development and gametogenesis; epigenetic consequences of cloning and ART

10th week

(12. Nov.)

Transgenerational epigenetics; epigenetics of endocrine disruptors; maternal behaviour and its epigenetic consequences; Mitotic bookmarking

11th week

(19. Nov.)

Small molecules, clock genes and intermediate metabolism in epigenetic regulation

12th week

(26. Nov.)

Role of epigenetics in carcinogenesis; epigenetic therapy in cancer

13th week

(03. Dec.)

Epigenetics in aging and autoimmunity

14th week

(10. Dec.)

Epigenetic changes in diseases of the central nervous system