The half-day event will gather leading scientists, researchers, and scholars from around the globe to explore and discuss the latest advancements in the field of epigenetics, focusing on early mouse development. The symposium aims to foster discussions, collaborations, and knowledge exchange, contributing to the understanding of how epigenetic mechanisms regulate development and differentiation in mice.
Azusa Inoue, RIKEN, Japan: Polycomb regulation in oocytes and early embryos
Petra Hajkova, Imperial College, UK: Epigenetic Memory: Passage of epigenetic information through the germ line
Antoine Peters, FMI, Switzerland: Mechanisms of zygotic genome activation driving mouse embryonic development
Juliane Glaser, MPI-IE, Germany: Early embryonic de-silencing of an LTR retrotransposon causes a developmental malformation
Nicola Iovino, MPI-IE, Germany: Genetic Screening in Drosophila: Modeling Mammalian Fertility