The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression.
Epigenetic drift causes modification in gene expression during aging and a myriad of physiological changes that are mostly undesirable, remove youthful phenotype and are related to biological decay and disease onset. The epigenome is considered a stable regulator of genetic expression. Moreover, evi...
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| author | D Palmer, Raymond Papa, Veronica Vaccarezza, Mauro |
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| description | Epigenetic drift causes modification in gene expression during aging and a myriad of physiological changes that are mostly undesirable, remove youthful phenotype and are related to biological decay and disease onset. The epigenome is considered a stable regulator of genetic expression. Moreover, evidence is now accumulating that commonly available compounds found in foods can influence the epigenome to embrace a more youthful and therefore, more disease resistant state. Here we explore the correlation between nutriment and the epigenetic regulation through various types of alimentation. The aim is not to discuss specific chemicals involved in disease onset. Instead, we offer a brief glance at pathogens and offer a practical pathway into epigenetic regulation, hypothesizing that epigenetic drift might be attenuated by several foods able to drive a more youthful and disease resistant phenotype. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-874492022-02-08T08:02:55Z The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. D Palmer, Raymond Papa, Veronica Vaccarezza, Mauro epigenetic diet epigenetic drift gene expression genomic diet histones methylation nutraceutical nutrigenomics DNA Methylation Epigenesis, Genetic Gene Expression Nutritional Status Epigenetic drift causes modification in gene expression during aging and a myriad of physiological changes that are mostly undesirable, remove youthful phenotype and are related to biological decay and disease onset. The epigenome is considered a stable regulator of genetic expression. Moreover, evidence is now accumulating that commonly available compounds found in foods can influence the epigenome to embrace a more youthful and therefore, more disease resistant state. Here we explore the correlation between nutriment and the epigenetic regulation through various types of alimentation. The aim is not to discuss specific chemicals involved in disease onset. Instead, we offer a brief glance at pathogens and offer a practical pathway into epigenetic regulation, hypothesizing that epigenetic drift might be attenuated by several foods able to drive a more youthful and disease resistant phenotype. 2021 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/87449 10.3177/jnsv.67.359 eng unknown |
| spellingShingle | epigenetic diet epigenetic drift gene expression genomic diet histones methylation nutraceutical nutrigenomics DNA Methylation Epigenesis, Genetic Gene Expression Nutritional Status D Palmer, Raymond Papa, Veronica Vaccarezza, Mauro The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title | The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title_full | The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title_fullStr | The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title_short | The Ability of Nutrition to Mitigate Epigenetic Drift: A Novel Look at Regulating Gene Expression. |
| title_sort | ability of nutrition to mitigate epigenetic drift: a novel look at regulating gene expression. |
| topic | epigenetic diet epigenetic drift gene expression genomic diet histones methylation nutraceutical nutrigenomics DNA Methylation Epigenesis, Genetic Gene Expression Nutritional Status |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/87449 |