Dagne Daskeviciute

Dagne Daskeviciute holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree and is affiliated with the School of Biological Sciences at the University of East Anglia. Her research focuses on epigenetic mechanisms in reproductive and developmental biology, particularly examining imprinting dynamics, placental gene expression, and early embryonic development.

Research Interests: Dr. Daskeviciute’s work explores topics such as non-canonical genomic imprinting, placental-specific methylation patterns, and the molecular basis of embryo arrest. Her studies integrate multi-omic approaches to understand how epigenetic changes influence human reproduction and pregnancy outcomes. Key areas include placental transcriptomics, alternative splicing in pregnancy complications, and the interplay between epigenetics and developmental pathways.

Collaborations: She collaborates internationally with institutions studying epigenetics and reproductive health, as evidenced by her co-authored articles with researchers from Spain, Italy, and Japan. Her work has been featured in journals like Human Molecular Genetics, Placenta, and Cell Reports.