Welcome to Exposed: Environmental Echoes in Health, a special edition podcast series produced by The Scientist’s Creative Services Team. This series is brought to you by Van Andel Institute, an independent biomedical research institute devoted to improving human health for generations to come.
While the human body’s cells all use the same set of instructions, they can end up with wildly different features and functions. Beyond the information stored in DNA, factors within a person’s environment, including chemicals, microbes, and their diet, change how cells work. In this series, Niki Spahich from The Scientist’s Creative Services Team talks to researchers from Van Andel Institute who investigate how the environment and behavior change cellular functions through epigenetic processes.
Click here to learn more about epigenetics research at VAI.
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- Episode 1 - Epigeneticist Turned Microbe Hunter
- Episode 2 - Are We What Our Parents Eat?
- Episode 3 - How Toxins Leave Their Cancerous Marks
Podcast Speakers
 | Nick Burton, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Epigenetics Van Andel Institute |
 | Heidi Lempradl, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Metabolism and Nutritional Programming Van Andel Institute |
 | Yvonne Fondufe-Mittendorf, PhD Professor Department of Epigenetics Van Andel Institute |
