What is epigenetics, Review the Epigenetics learning

What is epigenetics

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Assignment:

The assignment for module 1 is to review the Epigenetics learning resources from the Genetic Science Learning Center. 1. Go to 2. Review the following items under the "What is Epigenetics?"

Heading:

• The Epigenome at a Glance

• Gene Control

• The Epigenome Learns from its Experiences

• Epigenetics and Inheritance

• Genomic Imprinting

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