AN ECORESPONSIBILITY FOR HUMAN GENOME
A BRIEF INQUIRY INTO OUR
RESPOSIBILITY TO CREATE AN EPIGENETIC
ENVIRONMENT
We come to know that it is not just
the atomic radiation that makes changes in the genome but the elements in the
very air that we breathe can affect the expression or repression of our genes
and it can eventually be passed on to next generations. One of the fastest
advancing areas of research in toxicological sciences is the study of
epigenetic pathways that are involved in chemical-induced alterations in the
development and function of biological systems. So along with studying what is
Epigenetics and varied environmental influence on our epigenome this is an
attempt also to reflect what is our
responsibility individually and collectively not only to our own genes- or our
own generation but to the generations
to come.(Click on the title or the picture to go to the article)
