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Heads up – BioNews is changing

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By Sarah Norcross, Marcus Pembrey, Jess Buxton
| bionews.org.uk
Heads up – BioNews is changing 23 May 2022 Appeared in BioNews 1145 BioNews is being re-launched! We are delighted to announce that we are in the final stages of the Progress Educational Trust's (PET's) website redevelopment project. As we work with the developers on the final touches, we will need to pause publication of BioNews for the next two weeks.
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Grandmaternal smoking during pregnancy is associated with differential DNA methylation in their grandchildren

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By Sarah Watkins, Yasmin Iles-Caven, Marcus Pembrey, Jean Golding
| BioRxiv
Abstract The idea that information can be transmitted to subsequent generation(s) by epigenetic means has been studied for decades but remains controversial in humans. Epidemiological studies have established that grandparental exposures are associated with health outcomes in their grandchildren, often with sex-specific effects; however the mechanism of transmission is still unclear.
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Podcast Review: Pimp My Genome - The wonderful world of epigenetics

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By Barbara Kramarz, Charlott Repschlager, Helen Robertson, Marcus Pembrey
| bionews.org.uk
Podcast Review: Pimp My Genome – The wonderful world of epigenetics 5 October 2020 Appeared in BioNews 1066 Although we have known of the interactions of nature and nurture for decades, the term 'epigenetics' has only recently been taken up by scientists and the wider public to refer to these phenomena.
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