Epigenetics: How Genes and Environment Interact
NIH Director's Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series, April 18, 2012
Dr. Jirtle discusses the human health and disease implications of early developmental exposure to both chemical and physical agents, based on the potential for epigenetic alterations demonstrated in the viable yellow agouti mouse.
Posted July 31, 2012
Epigenetics and Why We Should Care
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, July 3, 2014
Each month, What's Next Health features leading thinkers to inspire us to think about the future of health and health care...
Dr. Jirtle receives the Linus Pauling Award
Institute for Functional Medicine, May 31, 2014
Dr. Randy Jirtle presents the Linus Pauling Lecture entitled, "Epigenetics: How Genes and Environment Interact" after Dr...
Discussion of Epigenetic Responses to Low Dose Radiation
International Dose-Response Society, UM-Amherst, June 28, 2013
Randy Jirtle and Ed Calabrese video presentation at the annual International Dose-Response Society meeting.
Destiny and DNA: Our Pliable Genome
World Science Festival, June 1, 2013
Professor Jirtle appears in a panel discussing the emerging field of epigenetics as they reveal the role our genetic markers play in steering our biol
Epigenetics: How Genes and Environment Interact
NIH Director's Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series, April 18, 2012
Dr. Jirtle discusses the human health and disease implications of early developmental exposure to both chemical and physical agents...
Duke Office Hours
James Todd, February 22, 2010
Dr. Jirtle discusses epigenetics and answers viewers' questions in a live interview. Part of Duke University's 'Office Hours' series.
Ghost in Your Genes
NOVA, October 16, 2007
NOVA documentary on epigenetics, featuring Dr. Jirtle discussing the potential for nutrition to alter the epigenome...
