Extending Injury- and Disease-Resistant CNS Phenotypes by Repetitive Epigenetic Conditioning

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Epigenetic inheritance,or transgenerational epigenetics, provides a mechanistic foundation for Lamarck’s notion that the effects of environment and/or experience could be inherited by, one’s immediate offspring known as “soft inheritance” in Lamarck’s day.

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