Epigenetics I: Turning a DNA packaging problem into a developmental control system

Two postings back, I promised a commenter called Sierkovitz that I would discuss epigenetics. This is an important subject with major implications for understanding natural genetic engineering in evolution. So here is the first of at least three related blogs.

View the original article here: Epigenetics I: Turning a DNA Packaging Problem Into a Developmental Control … – Huffington Post

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