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Hypothesis: Transposons (TEs) may present a mechanism of adaptation to selective pressure of trauma and its inheritance

2019-01-19

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<p>There are numerous studies exploring mechanisms of adaptation to selective pressure in various organisms, in which many hypothesize it being a predominant force in evolution. Although adaptation is a basic and crucial mechanism affecting biology as a whole, we still remain in the dark about it. One aspect regarding selective pressure and how it affects us over generations is stress and trauma, which afflict mos...

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10.31234/osf.io/72kva
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