Subtracts of cancer-epigenetics:
DNA Methylation in CancerHistone Modifications and Chromatin RemodelingNon-Coding RNAs in Cancer EpigeneticsEpigenetic Drivers of MetastasisEpigenomics in Cancer DiagnosisEpigenetic Therapy and Drug DevelopmentCancer Stem Cells and EpigeneticsEnvironmental Epigenetics and CarcinogenesisImmunoepigenetics in CancerEpigenetic Biomarkers for PrognosisAn overview of cancer-epigenetics
Cancer epigenetics refers to the study of heritable changes in gene expression that occur without alterations in the DNA sequence. These changes influence cell behavior and can contribute to the initiation and progression of cancer. Unlike genetic mutations, epigenetic modifications are potentially reversible, making them a promising area for therapeutic interventions.