The American Biology Teacher,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
86(7), P. 416 - 419
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
The
central
dogma
of
molecular
biology
describes
the
transfer
genetic
information
from
nucleic
acids
to
proteins
and
stipulates
that
system
cannot
work
in
reverse
direction.
As
a
fundamental
principle
biology,
is
as
influential
it
controversial.
Some
commentators
have
debated
dogma’s
empirical
accuracy
because
they
believe
some
exceptions
are
incompatible
with
dogma.
We
investigated
these
challenging
conclude
do
not
violate
still
common
model
used
describe
study
relationship
between
genes
proteins.
This
one
greatest
established
achievements
modern
biology.
Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Dec. 10, 2023
Abstract
Ferroptosis,
a
unique
modality
of
cell
death
with
mechanistic
and
morphological
differences
from
other
modes,
plays
pivotal
role
in
regulating
tumorigenesis
offers
new
opportunity
for
modulating
anticancer
drug
resistance.
Aberrant
epigenetic
modifications
posttranslational
(PTMs)
promote
resistance,
cancer
progression,
metastasis.
Accumulating
studies
indicate
that
can
transcriptionally
translationally
determine
vulnerability
to
ferroptosis
functions
as
driver
nervous
system
diseases
(NSDs),
cardiovascular
(CVDs),
liver
diseases,
lung
kidney
diseases.
In
this
review,
we
first
summarize
the
core
molecular
mechanisms
ferroptosis.
Then,
roles
processes,
including
histone
PTMs,
DNA
methylation,
noncoding
RNA
regulation
such
phosphorylation,
ubiquitination,
SUMOylation,
acetylation,
ADP-ribosylation,
are
concisely
discussed.
The
PTMs
genesis
cancers,
NSD,
CVDs,
well
application
PTM
modulators
therapy
these
then
discussed
detail.
Elucidating
mediated
by
will
facilitate
development
promising
combination
therapeutic
regimens
containing
or
PTM-targeting
agents
inducers
be
used
overcome
chemotherapeutic
resistance
could
prevent
addition,
highlight
potential
approaches
chemoresistance
halt
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(17), P. 13434 - 13434
Published: Aug. 30, 2023
Atherosclerosis
is
one
of
the
most
fatal
diseases
in
world.
The
associated
thickening
arterial
wall
and
its
background
consequences
make
it
a
very
composite
disease
entity
with
many
mechanisms
that
lead
to
creation.
It
an
active
process,
scientists
from
various
branches
are
engaged
research,
including
molecular
biologists,
cardiologists,
immunologists.
This
review
summarizes
available
information
on
pathophysiological
implications
atherosclerosis,
focusing
endothelium
dysfunction,
inflammatory
factors,
aging,
uric
acid,
vitamin
D,
miRNA
expression
as
recent
evidence
interactions
cellular
elements.
Analyzing
new
discoveries
for
underlying
causes
this
condition
assists
general
research
improve
understanding
mechanism
pathophysiology
thus
prevention
cardiovascular
diseases.
Frontiers in Endocrinology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 21, 2024
Hypertension,
a
multifaceted
cardiovascular
disorder
influenced
by
genetic,
epigenetic,
and
environmental
factors,
poses
significant
risk
for
the
development
of
coronary
artery
disease
(CAD)
in
individuals
with
type
2
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM).
Epigenetic
alterations,
particularly
histone
modifications,
DNA
methylation,
microRNAs,
play
pivotal
role
unraveling
complex
molecular
underpinnings
blood
pressure
regulation.
This
review
emphasizes
crucial
interplay
between
epigenetic
attributes
hypertension,
shedding
light
on
prominence
both
globally
at
gene-specific
level,
essential
hypertension.
Additionally,
including
acetylation
emerge
as
markers
linked
to
Furthermore,
microRNAs
exert
regulatory
influence
homeostasis,
targeting
key
genes
within
aldosterone
renin-angiotensin
pathways.
Understanding
intricate
crosstalk
genetics
epigenetics
hypertension
is
pertinent
context
its
interaction
T2DM,
where
serves
notable
factor
CAD.
These
findings
not
only
contribute
comprehensive
elucidation
but
also
offer
promising
avenues
innovative
strategies
prevention
treatment
complications,
especially
T2DM.
Cells,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 378 - 378
Published: March 5, 2025
Endothelial
dysfunction
is
the
main
initiating
factor
in
atherosclerosis.
Through
mechanotransduction,
shear
stress
regulates
endothelial
cell
function
both
homeostatic
and
diseased
states.
Accumulating
evidence
reveals
that
epigenetic
changes
play
critical
roles
etiology
of
cardiovascular
diseases,
including
The
metabolic
regulation
epigenetics
has
emerged
as
an
important
control
gene
expression
states,
but
to
best
our
knowledge,
this
connection
remains
largely
unexplored
In
review,
we
(1)
summarize
how
(or
flow)
(dys)function;
(2)
explore
alterations
occur
endothelium
response
disturbed
flow;
(3)
review
metabolism
under
different
conditions;
(4)
suggest
mechanisms
which
may
link
altered
epigenome
by
modulations
metabolite
availability.
We
believe
plays
role
reprogramming
could
pave
way
for
novel
metabolism-based
therapeutic
strategies.
Gestational
diabetes
mellitus
(GDM)
is
a
common
pregnancy
complication
with
far-reaching
implications
for
maternal
and
offspring
health,
strongly
tied
to
epigenetic
modifications,
particularly
DNA
methylation.
However,
the
precise
molecular
mechanisms
by
which
GDM
increases
long-term
metabolic
disease
risk
in
remain
insufficiently
understood.
We
integrated
multiple
publicly
available
whole-genome
methylation
datasets
focusing
on
neonates
born
mothers
GDM.
Using
differentially
methylated
positions
(DMPs)
identified
these
datasets,
we
developed
machine
learning
model
predict
GDM-associated
changes,
then
validated
its
performance
clinical
target
cohort.
In
public
DMPs
corresponding
genes
involved
glucose
homeostasis
insulin
sensitivity,
marked
enrichment
signaling,
AMPK
activation,
adipocytokine
signaling
pathways.
The
predictive
exhibited
strong
data
(AUC
=
0.89)
moderate
cohort
0.82).
Although
CpG
sites
PPARG
INS
displayed
similar
trends
both
small
validation
did
not
yield
statistically
significant
differences.
By
integrating
robust
targeted
cohort,
this
study
provides
comprehensive
profile
of
GDM-exposed
offspring.
Owing
limited
sample
size
lack
statistical
significance,
definitive
conclusions
cannot
yet
be
drawn;
however,
observed
directional
consistency
suggests
promising
avenues
future
research.
Larger
more
diverse
cohorts
are
warranted
confirm
preliminary
findings,
clarify
their
implications,
enhance
early
assessment
disorders
children
mothers.
Pharmaceuticals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(10), P. 1353 - 1353
Published: Oct. 10, 2024
Myocardial
fibroblasts
play
a
crucial
role
in
heart
structure
and
function.
In
recent
years,
significant
progress
has
been
made
understanding
the
epigenetic
regulation
of
myocardial
fibroblasts,
which
is
essential
for
cardiac
development,
homeostasis,
disease
progression.
healthy
hearts,
(CFs)
synthesizing
extracellular
matrix
(ECM)
when
dormant
state.
However,
under
pathological
environmental
stress,
CFs
transform
into
activated
known
as
myofibroblasts.
These
myofibroblasts
produce
an
excess
ECM,
promotes
fibrosis.
Although
multiple
molecular
mechanisms
are
associated
with
CF
activation
dysfunction,
emerging
evidence
highlights
involvement
this
process.
Epigenetics
refers
to
heritable
changes
gene
expression
that
occur
without
altering
DNA
sequence.
have
emerged
key
regulators
fibroblast
This
review
focuses
on
advancements
emphasizes
impact
modifications
activation.
Furthermore,
we
present
perspectives
prospects
future
research
their
implications
fibroblasts.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: May 9, 2025
MiR-425
is
a
biological
molecule
that
has
potential
applications
in
cardiovascular
diseases.
It
can
regulate
functions
by
combining
with
LncRNAs,
binding
proteins,
and
changing
the
differentiation
of
immune
cells.
also
role
as
biomarker
disease.
In
diseases,
it
clinical
significance
reducing
inflammation
heart
repair,
inducing
angiogenesis,
improving
prediction
atherosclerosis,
cardiac
fibrosis,
regulating
atrial
natriuretic
peptide
to
affect
function.
Target
gene
KEGG
enrichment
analysis
are
mentioned.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(7), P. 3866 - 3866
Published: March 30, 2024
For
much
of
human
evolution,
the
average
lifespan
was
<40
years,
due
in
part
to
disease,
infant
mortality,
predators,
food
insecurity,
and,
for
females,
complications
childbirth.
Thus,
many
females
did
not
reach
age
menopause
(45–50
years
age)
and
it
is
mainly
past
several
hundred
that
has
been
extended
>75
primarily
public
health
advances,
medical
interventions,
antibiotics,
nutrition.
Therefore,
underlying
biological
mechanisms
responsible
disease
risk
following
must
have
evolved
during
complex
processes
leading
Homo
sapiens
serve
functions
pre-menopausal
state.
Furthermore,
as
a
primary
function
survival
species
effective
reproduction,
likely
most
advantages
having
such
post-menopausal
risks
relate
reproduction
ability
address
environmental
stresses.
This
opinion/perspective
will
be
discussed
context
how
could
enhance
with
improved
offspring,
perhaps
why
are
preserved.
Not
all
exhibit
this
set
diseases,
those
who
do
develop
diseases
conditions.
The
state
operate
unified
complex,
but
independent
variables,
potential
some
overlap.
there
would
heterogeneity
if
factors
essential
reproductive
also
concept
sets
reversible
epigenetic
changes
associated
puberty,
pregnancy,
lactation
offered
explain
observations
regarding
distribution
conditions
their
roles
reproduction.
While
involvement
an
system
dynamic
“modification-demodification-remodification”
paradigm
contributing
hypothesis
at
point,
validation
lead
better
understanding
commonalities
may
future
interventions
control
after
menopause.
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Oct. 6, 2023
Animals
from
embryos
to
adults
experiencing
stress
climate
change
have
numerous
mechanisms
available
for
enhancing
their
long-term
survival.
In
this
review
we
consider
these
options,
and
how
viable
they
are
in
a
world
increasingly
extreme
weather
associated
with
change.
A
deeply
understood
mechanism
involves
natural
selection,
leading
evolution
of
new
adaptations
that
help
cope
stochastic
events
While
potentially
effective
at
staving
off
environmental
challenges,
such
typically
occur
very
slowly
incrementally
over
evolutionary
time.
Consequently,
adaptation
through
selection
is
most
instances
regarded
as
too
slow
aid
survival
rapidly
changing
environments,
especially
when
considering
the
nature
Alternative
operating
much
shorter
time
frame
than
involve
rapid
creation
alternate
phenotypes
within
life
cycle
or
few
generations.
Stochastic
gene
expression
creates
multiple
same
genotype
even
absence
cues.
contrast,
other
phenotype
externally
driven
by
clues
include
well-understood
developmental
phenotypic
plasticity
(variation,
flexibility),
which
can
enable
rapid,
within-generation
changes.
Increasingly
appreciated
epigenetic
influences
during
development
changes
also
immediately
be
widespread
throughout
population,
rather
confined
individuals
case
favorable
mutations.
Such
epigenetically-induced
arise
response
stressors
generation
across
generations
just
“sunsetted”
stressor
dissipates,
providing
some
capability
withstand
emerging
Importantly,
resulting
not
necessarily
mutually
exclusive,
allowing
classic
“bet
hedging”.
Thus,
appearance
single
population
provides
optimal
future
environment.
This
enhances
Finally,
end
recommendations
physiological
experiments,
recommending
particular
experiments
investigating
flexibility
adopt
more
realistic
protocols
reflect
weather.