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Research and Reviews : A Journal of Immunology

Epigenetic Regulation and Plasticity in Human Diseases

  1. Preeti Rawat

Abstract

In normal human development as well as in the case of diseased development, epigenetic changes are involved. The role of plasticity is important and directed on the understanding feature of epithelial cell biology, and maybe a significant pathway for disease pathobiology and pathogenesis. During embryonic development, an epigenetic mechanism is important for the growth and development of genetically identical cells that are obtained from different outcomes. In this review study, the author has tried to focus on the function of epigenetic factors in stem cells and increase the understanding of epigenetic disease mechanisms.
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