Computational Epigenetics
A special issue of Epigenomes (ISSN 2075-4655).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2022) | Viewed by 417
Special Issue Editors
Interests: computational biology; gene regulation; cellular and organismic phenotypes; RNA processing; genome annotation
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenetics fields have experienced a data revolution through the implementation of next-generation sequencing technologies and, more recently, the appearance of single-cell methodologies. In this context, computational biology plays a central role in the analysis and integration of the unprecedented amount of data generated in these fields and in the development of efficient, accessible and sustainable computational tools.
This Special Issue will be focused on the computational analysis of chromatin modifications, gene expression, and RNA processing data in healthy and diseased conditions, as well as in the development of computational tools to analyze epigenomics and transcriptomics high-throughput data, both from bulk and single-cell studies. Manuscripts on the following and related topics are welcome.
- Computational analysis of large datasets in the following and related areas
- Chromatin modifications and gene expression
- Epigenetics and disease
- Single-cell transcriptomics and epigenomics
- Chromatin structure
- Evolutionary epigenetics/epigenomics
- Computational methods in epigenetics, including methods for processing bulk and single cell omics data, high-dimensionality visualization methods, methods for population epigenetics, AI/ML methods for data interpretation and prediction, theoretical/mathematical models of epigenetic regulation of gene expression
- High-throughput perturbation experiments and associated computational tools
- Epigenetic databases
Dr. Roderic Guigó Serra
Dr. Silvia Pérez Lluch
Guest Editors
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