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Lack of evidence supporting transgenerational effects of non-transmitted paternal alleles on the murine transcriptome

2022-12-23

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Transgenerational genetic effects are defined as the effects of untransmitted parental alleles on the phenotype of their offspring. Well-known transgenerational genetic effects, in humans and other mammals, are the effects of a parental genotype on the nurturing ability of the parents, coined “genetic nurture”. However, there exist examples of transgenerational genetic effects in model organisms that are independe...

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a907be22-e890-5432-a923-f37009819e85
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10.1101/2022.12.23.521797
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