EpiGN - Fides Zenk Lab

Thanks to @cp-neuron.bsky.social for the opportunity!

👏 Congrats to Nora Ditzer, Ezgi Senoglu & colleagues for this outstanding study!

👉 Original paper: linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii...

Unlocking the epigenome: Single-cell histone profiling in cortical development Ditzer et al. used single-cell cytometry by time-of-flight-based method for epigenetic analysis to profile histone modifications in the primary human …

Excited to share our News & Views in Neuron, co-authored with Yong-Qi Gao 🎉🧠

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It highlights the fantastic new work from the @mareikealbert.bsky.social lab.

How do epigenetic modifications contribute to human #neocortex #development? Excited to see our work out in #Neuron. We applied Epi-CyTOF and identified a novel role for PRC2 in regulating #ECM.

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Brain Mind Institute Symposium – June 2025 BMI

🧠 Few spots left! Join us at Neuromics Approaches in Development and Disease, June 24–25 @EPFL.

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⏳ Register by May 31!
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#BMISymposium2025 #Neuroscience #Genomics #EPFL

Amazing upcoming 2-day symposium in our Institute @epfl-brainmind.bsky.social "Neuromics in Development & Disease" at EPFL, Lausanne, June 24-25, 2025!

Organized by Fides Zenk, @graeffjohannes.bsky.social @gioelelamanno.bsky.social S Waszak

Register: lnkd.in/eYddy3sb

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Chromatin landscape at cis-regulatory elements orchestrates cell fate decisions in early embryogenesis - Nature Communications Germ layer specification during zygotic genome activation is regulated by chromatin state. Here, the authors use single-cell multiome profiling in Drosophila to show that H3K27me3 and H3K27ac at cis-r...

Exciting news! Our latest work in the Nicola Iovino Lab, “Chromatin landscape at cis-regulatory elements orchestrates cell fate decisions in early embryogenesis,” is now published in Nature Communications!
www.nature.com/articles/s41...