The ZURICH team continue their discussion around DNA and microRNA methylation and touch on the reasons why it is so difficult to treat psychiatric disorders…
Meeting 1 Episode 6 – Another Epigenetic Mechanism

The ZURICH team continue their discussion around DNA and microRNA methylation and touch on the reasons why it is so difficult to treat psychiatric disorders…
The meeting begins to get “technical” as Isabelle and Renaud discuss the markers and mechanisms involved in Transgenerational Epigenetic Inheritance (TEI)…
Isabelle reveals the advantages participating in SYNERGIES and Cecilia evokes the problems she has with taking her medication…
The ambition of the MAPS project is to match drugs and doses to patient metabolisms – Katie thinks that sounds too good to be true…
The group discusses the logistics of getting swabs and getting well…
Sean and the group discuss the origins of the MAPS project and coin a catchphrase in the process…
What happens next? Jacqueline reflects on the lack of feedback or continuity in scientific trials…
No navel gazing here. Alexandre is pleasantly surprised by the scope of the ethics consultation…
Getting it right. Kristina emphasises the importance of ethics in scientific research…
How long is too long? Jacqueline wants to know how do you go about ensuring participants in this trial really do give their “enlightened consent”?