Widespread allele-specific topological domains in the human genome are not confined to imprinted gene clusters.

Background: There is widespread interest in the three-dimensional chromatin conformation of the genome and its impact on gene expression. However, these studies frequently do not consider parent-of-origin differences, such as genomic imprinting, which result in monoallelic expression. In addition, genome-wide allele-specific chromatin conformation associations have not been extensively explored.

How Do People Who Are Homeless Find Out about Local Health and Social Care Services: A Mixed Method Study.

Background: There are significant numbers of people experiencing homelessness both in the UK and internationally. People who are homeless are much more likely to die prematurely and, therefore, need strong access to ongoing health and social care support if we hope to address the health disparity they face.

Objectives: The aim of the research was to explore how people who are homeless identify and locate appropriate health and social care services.

Use of Technology to Promote Health and Wellbeing of People Who Are Homeless: A Systematic Review.

Background: People who are homeless experience poorer health outcomes and challenges accessing healthcare contribute to the experienced health inequality. There has been an expansion in using technology to promote health and wellbeing and technology has the potential to enable people who are socially excluded, including those who are homeless, to be able to access health services. However, little research has been undertaken to explore how technology is used to promote health and wellbeing for those who are homeless.