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NIH Plans $6.7M for Disease Epigenomics Grants
GenomeWeb (Jul 7 2010)
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) Researchers wanting to study human epigenomics may seek funding from The National Institutes of Health, which is supporting a program focused on discovering how changes in epigenetic profiles impact health with $6.7 million.
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