Advances in Cancer Epigenetics

Dear Colleagues, 

The alteration of the epigenome profiles is a hallmark of virtually all cancers. New advances in cancer epigenetics highlight the complexity and intricacy of various epigenetic modifications from early steps of neoplasia, cancer stem cell maintenance, and metastasis. The importance of metabolism alterations and toxicant exposure play a clear role in carcinogenesis and response to therapy. The understating of the coordination between active and repressive epigenetic marks has increased considerably in recent years and leads to tailored epigenetic therapeutics, which represent the future of precision medicine.

Prof. Dr. Noël J. Raynal
Prof. Dr. Serge McGraw
Guest Editors

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