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SUMMARY:Metabolism Meets Epigenetics
DESCRIPTION:Symposium Overview\nMetabolism and epigenetics are intricately linked\, playing a key role in development\, cancer\, immune signalling and ageing. This symposium brings together world-leading researchers exploring this nexus and will focus in particular on how metabolites and metabolic networks impact gene regulation\, on recently discovered roles of metabolites in disease and how this opens novel therapeutic avenues. We will highlight enabling tools linking metabolites\, their localisation within tissues and cells with the regulation of chromatin structure\, gene activity and epigenetic inheritance. \nInnovative molecular and computational tools that enable the detection of metabolites in time and space\, as well as novel biology in powerful model organisms and clinical data have led to a renaissance of research on metabolism\, especially in the context of epigenetics and gene regulation. The goal of our interdisciplinary symposium is to strengthen the connection between these fields\, inspire novel ideas and enable collaborations at this frontier. \nSession Topics\n\n\nMetabolic regulation of epigenetic marks\nMetabolic control of gene expression\nMetabolism in development and disease\nSystems analysis of metabolism\nImmunometabolism\nCancer metabolism\nImmune cell metabolism\nNovel tools for metabolism and epigenetics\n\n\nSpeakers: \nAsifa Akhtar \nMax Planck Institute of Immunobiology and Epigenetics\, Germany \nAlexander Aulehla\, \nEMBL Heidelberg\, Germany  \nGuoliang Cui\nGerman Cancer Research Center\, Germany  \nAnne-Claude Gavin\nEMBL Heidelberg\, Germany  \nKai Johnsson\nMax Planck Institute for Medical Research\, Germany  \nSue Kaech\nSalk Institute for Biological Studies\, USA  \nSusanne Mandrup\nUniversity of Southern Denmark \nAshby Morrison\nStanford University\, USA  \nMihai Netea\nRadboud University Medical Center\, The Netherlands \nJohn O’Neill \nMRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology\, UK  \nPaola  Picotti\nETH Zurich\, Switzerland \nJohn Andrew Pospisilik \nVan Andel Research Institute\, USA \nMarkus Ralser\nThe Francis Crick Institute\, UK &\nCharité -University Medicine\, Germany  \nMatthias Tschöp\nHelmholtz Zentrum München\, Germany  \nBenjamin Tu\nUT Southwestern Medical Center\, USA  \nKathryn  Wellen\nUniversity of Pennsylvania\, USA  \nOscar Yanes \nRovira i Virgili University\, Spain 
URL:https://ces.b2sg.org/event/embo-meeting20nov19/
LOCATION:EMBL Heidelberg\, Meyerhofstraße 1\, Heidelberg\, 69117 \, Germany
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