Nature v.s. Nurture/Epigenetics
Nature and Nurture Crossword
Created Date
03.22.21
Last Updated
03.23.21
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a behavior genetic research method that involves comparison of the similarity of twins
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fertilized egg
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methods for interring genetic and environmental processes based on the degree of genetic and environmental similarity between organisms
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an easily misinterpreted statistical construct that purports to measure the role of genetics in the explanation of differences between organisms
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a specific DNA sequence that codes for a specific polypeptide or protein or an trait
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the study of heritable changes in gene expression or cellular phenotype caused by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence
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the genome-wide distribution of epigenetic marks
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the DNA content of a cell’s nucleus, whether a trait is externally observable or not
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the basic unit of chromatin, which represents a structural solution for maintaining and accessing the tightly compacted genome
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covalent modifications of mammalian DNA occurring via the methylation of cytosine, typically in the context of the CpG
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enzymes that transfer acetyl groups to specific positions on histone tails
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removal of the acetyl groups
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posttranslational modifications of the N-terminal “tails” of histone proteins that serve as a major mode of epigenteic regulation
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recollections of actual events stored within our brains
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genes that appear to moderate the effects of childhood adversity on mental illness
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two individual organisms that originated from the same zygote and therefore are genetically identical or very similar
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maps DNA polymorphisms in affected individuals and controls matched for age, sex, and ethnic background with the aim of identifying genetic variants
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identical twins
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fraternal twins
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