Andrew P. Feinberg

Andrew P. Feinberg is a respected American scientist known for his research in genetics and epigenetics, the study of how gene activity is regulated without changing the DNA sequence. His work has helped uncover how environmental factors and lifestyle can influence gene function and contribute to diseases like cancer and aging. Feinberg's pioneering research has advanced our understanding of how genes are turned on or off and their role in health and illness, with implications for personalized medicine and developing targeted therapies.