Uncertain inheritance transgenerational effects of environmental exposures
Environmental Health Perspectives
2013
121
10
A298-303
chemicals ; endocrine disrupters ; exposure ; genetic effects ; literature survey ; reproductive hazards
Chemicals
http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.121-A298
English
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" ... The growing evidence that environmental exposures might induce a myriad of effects that persist transgenerationally leaves open questions about where human evolution is headed, Crews asserts. “It's a new window on the ‘nature versus nurture' debate,” he says. “We're all combinations of what we inherit and what we're exposed to in our own lives. And right now you can't find a human or an animal on the planet without a body burden of endocrine-disrupting chemicals.”
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