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Epigenomic Regulation

Meaning

Epigenomic Regulation is the comprehensive, systemic control of gene expression across the entire genome through modifications that do not involve changes to the DNA sequence. This overarching regulatory system dictates which genes are turned “on” or “off” in different cell types and at different life stages, profoundly influencing cellular identity and function. Optimal epigenomic regulation is vital for maintaining hormonal health, ensuring that endocrine tissues produce the correct hormones at the appropriate concentrations.