As someone who works in epigenetics and has colleagues working on transgenerational inheritance, this article gets some stuff right, but it's also obvious that there are large gaps in the author's reading of the literature, which biases the interpretation of the field. I'd be happy to get specific if there's interest but I thought the larger readership should caveat emptor
As someone who works in epigenetics and has colleagues working on transgenerational inheritance, this article gets some stuff right, but it's also obvious that there are large gaps in the author's reading of the literature, which biases the interpretation of the field. I'd be happy to get specific if there's interest but I thought the larger readership should caveat emptor