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  • JoshLowth
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    • Apr 2012
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    Epigenetics resources page featuring exclusive interviews & conference presentations

    Visit www.epigenetics-summit.com/resources to download your copy of:

    Exclusive interviews with...
    • Mark Goldsmith, President & CEO, Constellation Pharmaceuticals
    • Robert Gould, President & CEO, Epizyme
    • Marcia Horn, President & CEO, International Cancer Advocacy Network (ICAN)


    Presentation slides from the 1st World Epigenetics Summit:
    • Danette Daniels, Promega on Characterizing Epigenetic Protein Interactions and Enzymes
    • Edwin van den Oord, Virginia Commonwealth University on A Whole Methylome NG Sequencing Study of Schizophrenia
    • Sheraz Gul, European Screen Port on The Challenges Associated with Assay Development and High Throughput Screening for Epigenetic Targets


    Visit www.epigenetics-summit.com/resources to download

    I hope you find these interesting!

    Josh
    Tags: epigenetics
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