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Epigenetics refers to changes in gene function, not resulting from the primary DNA sequence, influenced by the environment. It provides a link between the molecular regulation of the genome and the environmental signals exposed during the life of individuals (including lifestyle, social behavior, development, and nutrition). Notably, early development (intrauterine or postnatal) is highly influenced...
It has long been observed that our environment strongly impacts the development of animals and humans. More recent research suggests epigenetic changes as underlying mechanisms. Environmental factors include toxins, stochasticity, behavior, stress, and nutrition, the latter having a particular impact. Epigenome generation during embryonic development is strongly affected. However, changes can be induced...
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