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Tree of Life
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Miska Group

Non-coding RNA and epigenetics

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We are interested in all aspects of gene regulation by non-coding RNA.

Current research themes include:

  • miRNA biology and pathology
  • miRNA mechanism
  • piRNA biology and the germline
  • endo-siRNAs in epigenetic inheritance and evironmental conditioning
  • small RNA evolution
  • the role of RNAi in host pathogen interaction.

For more information, please visit our group webpage.

Our people

Previous core team members

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Dr Tomás Di Domenico

Postdoctoral Research Associate

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Dr Mingliu Du

post-doctoral fellow

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