Sun Shim Choi

The paper identifies genotype-methylation interactions that reconfigure transcriptional regulation in colorectal cancer, showing their link to disease progression.

The paper compares genomic and epigenomic features of neuropeptide and receptor genes, finding that receptor loci have longer transcripts, more regulatory elements, and higher epigenetic complexity.

The paper maps promoter methylation and gene expression changes in colorectal cancer, showing that Polycomb-associated promoters resist methylation-driven repression, particularly for transcription factor genes.

This study shows lactoferrin-derived peptide chimera induces caspase-independent cell death in multiple myeloma cells by promoting nuclear translocation of apoptosis-inducing factor and endonuclease G.