Titlebook: Epigenetics and Neuroendocrinology; Clinical Focus on Ps Dietmar Spengler,Elisabeth Binder Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG,

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Epigenetic Programming of Hypothalamic Pomc Regulates Feeding and Obesityactors. Different studies showed that environmental factors, such as fetal alcohol exposure, maternal stress, under or overnutrition, or smoking exposure during sensitive periods affect gene expression in the offspring via altering epigenetic mechanisms, sometimes even across multiple generations (B

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Alterations in DNA Methylation and Hydroxymethylation Due to Parental Care in Rhesus Macaquesnmental insults is available, which would allow us to conclude on causality. Nonhuman primates offer several advantages in addressing these challenges. This chapter focuses on parental deprivation models in rhesus macaques which have been shown to produce an array of behavioral, physiological, and n

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Stress, Transposons, and the Brain Epigenomeaptive and pathogenic consequences. TEs have been recently implicated in a number of mental disorders including Rett syndrome, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and schizophrenia. TE-derived regulatory RNA may comprise one of the largest single classes of functional elements in our genome, a dis

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Neuroepigenetics of Sexual Differentiation of Brain and Behaviorversity in both gene expression and transcriptional variation due to specific promoter usage and/or splicing. Challenges abound, but the future is bright for unraveling many mysteries of brain development in both males and females.

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Differential Regulation of Androgen Receptor and DNA Methylation in Songbirdswithin the domesticated population. Consistent with the difference of . expression, an epigenetic modification, the state of DNA methylation differs in the region upstream of the . gene in these populations. This differential . expression level is correlated with a song phenotype: the mean coefficie

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Jewish Population in the United States, 2015 models that have been recently proposed to explain why different disorders emerge in populations exposed to stress at different moments of their lives. In conclusion, we discuss the importance of developing early interventions to prevent the negative effects of stress on brain development.

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Ira M. Sheskin,Arnold DashefskyR coregulator function, highlighting the best-described coregulators in the brain, as well as possibilities for the manipulation of NR–coregulator interactions for therapeutic or experimental purposes.