Epigenetics: How Environment Shapes Our Genes
Epigenetics examines how environmental influences can affect the way genes function, offering a broader view of heredity and biology. Richard C. Francis introduces the relationship between inherited traits and lived experience, showing why genes are not understood in isolation from the environments in which organisms develop.
About This Book
Epigenetics explores how environmental factors can influence the way genes function without changing the underlying genetic code.
Richard C. Francis presents the relationship between heredity and environment as dynamic rather than strictly predetermined.
This book offers a broad introduction to the science of gene regulation and the biological effects of experience.
It is suited to readers seeking a clearer understanding of how genetics and environment interact.
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