One Response to Language & Genetics
Andre Cramblit
andrekar at NCIDC.ORG
Mon Nov 20 18:09:09 UTC 2006
sorry was just passing on a comment that was sent my way
On Nov 20, 2006, at 9:28 AM, McMillan, Carol wrote:
Do you have a readable reference for that? I'm good at basic
biochemical genetics, but I need updating. I haven't heard the term
"epigenome" before.
Thanks, Carol
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There is too much emphasis purely on genetics and not enough
consideration of the epigenome, e.g. the "switches" that control the
genes. The way the "switches" are oriented on the genes can be
acquired during life and transmitted to progeny since, unlike most
people would have one believe, the entire chromosome is passed from
parents to siblings, not just the DNA blueprint itself......
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