To: allmendream
You’re getting your science from wikipedia now?
Let’s start with this gem: “NO CHANGE IN THE UNDERLYING DNA SEQUENCE OF THE ORGANIMS”
Are you sure about that?
To: GodGunsGuts
Yes I am sure, because if it was a genetic change “a change in the underlying DNA sequence of the organism” it would be a genetic change not an epigenetic change. An epigenetic change is a change in the methylation pattern of the DNA, not a change in sequence. A change in sequence is a genetic change not an epigenetic change.
625 posted on
08/21/2008 10:08:31 AM PDT by
allmendream
(If "the New Yorker" makes a joke, and liberals don't get it, is it still funny?)
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