Environmentally Induced Epigenetic Transgenerational Inheritance and the Weismann Barrier: The Dawn of Neo-Lamarckian Theory

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@eyeslasho The genetics/environment dichotomy is an oversimplification. There is upward and downward causation between genes and the environment. The environment can affect how genes mutate and those mutations can enter the germ line. https://t.co/QfHE…

RT @Epi_stemic: @CarlosCMTF @wired_observer @RichardHanania It's not bs. The Weismann barrier was broken. https://t.co/QfHETqdUfk

@CarlosCMTF @wired_observer @RichardHanania It's not bs. The Weismann barrier was broken. https://t.co/QfHETqdUfk

@eyeslasho "Both sides". Why only two sides? There is upward and downward causation between the environment and genes. The environment can even cause mutations that can enter the germ line (sperm/eggs). https://t.co/QfHETqdUfk

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