Epigenetic Regulation and Genome Evolution in Plants
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Abstract
Plant epigenetic mechanisms play essential roles in regulating gene expression, controlling transposable elements, and shaping genome evolution. This seminar explores the relationships between DNA methylation, small RNA pathways, and evolutionary changes in plant genomes.
By integrating molecular and comparative perspectives, the presentation highlights how epigenetic regulatory systems contribute to genome stability and variation across plant species.
Date and Time
Date to be announced
60 minutes · Presentation and discussion
Host
Heng Chen
Info
ECR Webinar
English · Tencent Meeting
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Presentation Recording
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About the Speaker
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