Study Identifies Changes To DNA In Major Depression And Suicide

�Autopsies usually point to a cause of expiry but now a study of brain tissue self-possessed during these procedures, whitethorn explain an underlying campaign of major depression and suicide. The international research group, lED by Dr. Michael O. Poulter of Robarts Research Institute at The University of Western Ontario and Dr. Hymie Anisman of the Neuroscience Research Institute at Carleton University, is the starting time to demonstrate that proteins that modify DNA straight are more than highly expressed in the brains of people wHO commit self-destruction. These proteins are involved in chemically modifying DNA in a process called epigenomic regulation. The