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Associate Professor in Epigenetics, Faculty of Science
Reinhard Stöger has long-standing experience and research interest in epigenetic phenomena. As a PhD student at the IMP/ Vienna (Austria), he worked with Denise Barlow to discover and describe an… read more
Reinhard Stöger has long-standing experience and research interest in epigenetic phenomena. As a PhD student at the IMP/ Vienna (Austria), he worked with Denise Barlow to discover and describe an imprinted gene in mammals. Since then, Reinhard has worked in London and Seattle, focusing largely on molecular mechanisms in human syndromes and diseases that have strong epigenetic components. Over the past years Reinhard was involved in identifying a new subfamily of chromodomain helicases, contributed to the conception and development of new methods and research tools, and more recently advancing theoretical concepts.
Current Work
The role of epigenetic mechanisms in modulating gene-environment and developmental processes. Identification of genomic loci that are responsive to environmental stressors and stimuli such as under/overnutrition, human-produced compounds and hormones. The study of DNA methylation patterns and the fidelity of their mitotic and meiotic inheritance.
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Leptin is one of the important hormones that regulate weight and appetite. The
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