The Term Epigenetics Refers to

question 14

Multiple Choice

The term epigenetics refers to

• A)inheritance of traits by mechanisms not involving changes in nucleotide sequence.
• B)inheritance of traits which involve changes in nucleotide sequence.
• C)phenotypic expression as a result of changes in nucleotide sequence.
• D)phenotypic expression in the next generation as a result of mutations in the parent.
• E)the silencing of genes through miRNA function.

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Definitions:

Better Athletes

Individuals who possess higher physical capabilities, better motor skills, and/or superior strategic understanding, making them more proficient in sports activities.

Social Situations

Various societal contexts in which people interact with one another, governed by shared norms, laws, customs, and cultural practices.

Avoidant Attachment

A type of attachment characterized by efforts to maintain emotional distance and independence from others.

Strange Situation

A procedure developed by psychologist Mary Ainsworth to assess the attachment relationship between a child and caregiver through a series of introductions, separations, and reunions.