Epigenetics
The Ultimate Mystery of Inheritance
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Kurt Elftmann
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Goodbye, genetic blueprint.... The first book for general listeners on the game-changing field of epigenetics.
The burgeoning new science of epigenetics offers a cornucopia of insights - some comforting, some frightening. For example, the male fetus may be especially vulnerable to certain common chemicals in our environment, in ways that damage not only his own sperm but also the sperm of his sons. And it’s epigenetics that causes identical twins to vary widely in their susceptibility to dementia and cancer. But here’s the good news: unlike mutations, epigenetic effects are reversible. Indeed, epigenetic engineering is the future of medicine.
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- Sim
- 26-07-20
Direction change for genetics
Very interesting book .... very different from my biology classes in the 1970s! A paradigm change.
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- MJ
- 16-09-22
incredibly interesting
some of the languages is a bit old, but makes the whole subject really accessible.
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- ken
- 24-12-18
very good
I personally wished he had focused more on the genetic machinery side of things and how they work and are affected. I understand though that this is a book for everyone and it certainly has a widely appealing and fascinating scope, definitely worth the money as far as I am concerned.
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- P. O'Malley
- 29-12-21
Dull serving up of interesting information
Delivery is unfortunately dull, fascinating topic, though this is not the book to start with
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- matt
- 20-10-18
good effort but not best pop sci
interesting and complex topic, but I think the author struggles a little to balance academic and pop sci writing, and not sure it works great by either measure
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- Monsegu
- 14-01-21
It is a wonderful little book on the theory of epi
It is a wonderful little book on the theory of epigenetics. I particularly loved Chapter 5, on Metalation and Changes in genes activation.
The book is made numerous stories and examples through life, movies, and science experiments.
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