pt. 1. The science of epigenetics -- pt. 2. The political history of epigenetics -- pt. 3. Epigenetics in public policy
Summary
This book discusses how epigenetics works, recent research, political implications, and how it intersects with cancer, obesity, the environment, and the law. Includes the political history of genetics and epigenetics, and explores possible changes in public policy in the age of a new scientific frontier, and how new findings and increased acceptance of epigenetic science may lead to paradigm shifts in treating disease
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes
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