Biology Today

Biology Today

By Nishtaa ModiScienceLife Sciences
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Biology Today episodes

  • The one with Dr.Sujeet Jha
    Join us as we talk to Dr.Sujeet Jha, one of India's leading endocrinologists, about the role of lifestyle and genetics in the development of diabetes and also about the new avenues of precision medicine and improved diagnosis that epigenetics opens up for diabetes patients.
    12 min
  • The one with the diseases
    Join us as we talk about the role of the epigenome in cancer and diabetes detection, prevention, and treatment as well as how we can use epigenetic information to modify our lifestyle into a healthier one
    9 min
  • The one with Dr.Tracy Bale
    Hear Dr.Tracy Bale, Director of the centre for Epigenetic research in child health and brain development at The University of Maryland, as she talks to us about the epigenetic mechanisms involved in programming of the brain, placenta, and sperm in response to stress as well as the impact of prenatal insults on neuro-developmental risks.
    16 min
  • The one with Dr.Ashok Sharma
    Join us as we talk to Dr.Sharma, India’s foremost cancer epigenetics researcher, to talk about how our lifestyle impacts cancer and cancer therapy using epigenetic drug therapy
    13 min
  • The one where Kanay realised he needs to eat bhindi
    Can you really compensate for two extra pizza slices with an extra hour at the gym or is the effect felt by a great great great granddaughter who isn’t even born yet. Stay tuned to find out how your diet, exercise, and substance consumption impacts you on a cellular level
    11 min
  • The one with the blonde mice
    Incestuous rats, the gender of crocodiles, blonde boys, and the twin mystery. Join us as we talk about epigenetics and all the different ways in which it impacts our life.
    10 min

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