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==Epigenetics== {{Main|Epigenetics}}

...ut altering the database itself — so-called 'epigenetic' effects. ([[Epigenetics]] seeks to explain features, characters, and developmental mechanisms in te ...ciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/encode/twins.aspx |title=ENCODE: Twins and epigenetics |work=An interview with Tim Spector, Professor of Epidemiology at Kings Col

...network of chemical switches within our cells collectively known as the [[Epigenetics|epigenome]], transference of environmental response to the next generation

..., [[Eochu Feidlech]], [[Eoin Mc Neill]], [[Epicurus]], [[Epidemiology]], [[Epigenetics]], [[Eponym]], [[Erich Mendelsohn]], [[Erik Christopher Zeeman]], [[Erin Mu

...es in the underlying DNA sequence<ref>{{cite journal| title=Perceptions of epigenetics| author=Adrian Bird| journal=Nature| volume=447| pages=396-398| year=2007}}

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...es in the underlying DNA sequence<ref>{{cite journal| title=Perceptions of epigenetics| author=Bird A| journal=Nature| volume=447| pages=396-8| year=2007}} PMID 1

...ny given body of work. Other examples, "what is an [[exon]]?", "what is [[epigenetics]]?" or "what is [[life]]?". None have a definitive answer and its not that ...on lately too, because thry omit things like alternate reading frames and epigenetics (ie. methylation patterns of the Cyt.s). [[User:David E. Volk|David E. Vol

...ract]] at the level of ''whole'' plants and animals, and all the ways of [[Epigenetics|'epigenetic']] mechanisms of function and inheritance. [[Systems biology|Sy

:regard epigenetics as crucial for morphological innovations === Epigenetics ===

...ltering the database itself &mdash; so-called 'epigenetic' effects. When [[Epigenetics|epigenetic]] alterations of [[Gene|gene expression]] occur in the [[reprodu

...ltering the database itself &mdash; so-called 'epigenetic' effects. When [[Epigenetics|epigenetic]] alterations of [[Gene|gene expression]] occur in the [[reprodu