Every cell in our body has the same genetic code. However, to fulfill important and unique roles within our body, genes are expressed differently. This is called epigenetics; what differentiates the function of each cell. If this process becomes dysregulated, disease can form and progress.
Understanding exactly what genes have abnormal expression is the foundation of disease and informs everything we do at EDS.
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Baltimore, MD., September 28, 201b /PRNewswire/ — Epigenetic Data Sciences’ (EDS) new pre-trial results could pave the way for gene targeted treatment options for the estimated 1.7 million women worldwide who are...
New Trial Focuses on Improving Health Outcomes for Patients Living with Breast Cancer BALTIMORE, MD.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–In a major step forward to bring patients new options in the fight against cancer, Epigenetic Data Sciences, Inc. (EDS) and University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) have agreed to provide...
BALTIMORE, MD.—Epigenetic Data Sciences (EDS) announced today that Loretta Anderson, Director of Research, will make a poster presentation discussing new research from its Neuro-Aging Division at the Alzheimer’s Association International...
BALTIMORE, MD.—Epigenetic Data Sciences’ (EDS) Director of Research, Loretta Anderson will be speaking at the Alzheimer’s Disease International’s 33rd Conference 2018 (ADI) in Chicago, July 26 – 29, 2018. Alzheimer’s Disease International’s...