Non-coding RNAs potentially play an active role in modulating gene
transcription and epigenetic states. Several genes in
differentiated cells may be under some form of RNA based
transcriptional and epigenetic regulatory control. This form of
regulation may be controlled by selective pressures and influence
the adaptability of the cell. The concept that RNA can control
epigenetic states impacts on our understanding of the basic fabric
of the cell and may have therapeutic potential. Many studies have
been carried out on the modulation of gene transcription by
non-coding RNAs. This book, written by a group of distinguished
scientists under the expert guidance of the editor Kevin V. Morris,
represents an important overview and summary of the field to date.
The thirteen chapters are organized into three sections: Non-coding
RNAs: Form, Function and Diversity; Non-coding RNAs: Gene
Regulation and Epigenetics; and Non-coding RNAs: Disease and
Therapeutics. This up-to-date volume is an essenti
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