
ALT Photo of Professor Andrew Jackson from the University of Edinburgh presenting at Day 2 of 20th Manchester Dysmorphology and Developmental Disorders Conference. This was the first presentation in the Epigenomics of Rare Diseases (MRC Node EpiGenRare Symposium) session at the conference. The slide on screen is a plot showing that CpG Methylation changes strongly correlate with chronological age, alongside the talk conclusion caption “DNA hypermethylation causes age-related pathologies”

ALT Photo from The 20th Manchester Dysmorphology and Developmental Disorders Conference showing Dr Aisha Al Shamsi’s presenting during the Epigenomics of Rare Diseases session (EpiGenRare Symposium). The slide is presents the summary of the talk describing findings from recent paper published in The American Journal of Human Genetics, titled “FBXO22 deficiency defines a pleiotropic syndrome of growth restriction and multi-system anomalies associated with a unique epigenetic signature”




















