Epigenetic marks attached to DNA act as footnotes, indicating which genes are turned «on» or «off».
Not exact matches
For a plant to create reproductive cells, it must first erase a key code, a series of tags
attached to DNA across the genome known as
epigenetic marks.
For example,
epigenetic marks, the proteins and other molecules
attached to DNA, are receiving more attention, especially for their apparent role in heredity.