Not exact matches
An example of
epigenetic inheritance, this color diversity reflects varying degrees of heritable, but reversible, gene repression
by PcG proteins.
Epigenetics: The Ultimate Mystery of
Inheritance By Richard C. Francis (W. W. Norton) Researchers once considered DNA to be the exclusive carrier of heredity, but recently they have discovered that certain life experiences — smoking before puberty, say, or a high - stress pregnancy — can trigger cellular changes that get passed along to future generations.
The
Epigenetics Revolution: How Modern Biology Is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease, and
Inheritance,
by Nessa Carey, Columbia University Press, 2012.