While most epigenetic marks are removed between generations, some can persist and be passed on to offspring.
While most epigenetic marks are removed between generations, some can persist and be passed on to offspring.
| Front | What happens to epigenetic marks on DNA between generations |
|---|---|
| Back | most are removed however some can escape removal process and are passed on to offspring |
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