• Sep 3, 2025 understanding epigenetics and what it means for a |---------|--------------|--------------| | Definition | Study of DNA sequence and genetic inheritance | Study of changes in gene activity that do not alter DNA sequence | | Heritability | Genes are inherited from parents | Epigenetic marks can be inherited but are als BY Wm Hagenes
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