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Re: Bond and Epigenetics
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> Sorry for brief posts--am running off to move hives.  I realize that I was
> unclear.
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For long-term fixation, epigenetic regulation appears to require genetic
shift of regulatory alleles.  The question is, we are not clear on the
balance between genetically fixed epigenetic regulation, and "temporary"
multigenerational nongenetic effects.



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Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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