Abstract
the term epigenetics was first coined in 1942 by Waddington ([20][1]) to describe the interaction of genes with their environment during development that gives rise to a phenotype. Today, the term epigenetics is used when describing a phenotype that occurs in a manner outside conventional genetic
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