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Posts express curiosity and admiration for the epigenetics findings, with phrases like 'epigenetics are so cool', and highlight the relevance of maternal behaviors influencing gene expression and stress responses. The tone varies from casual excitement to brief mentions of the study's implications, reflecting general interest without deep technical discussion.
The majority of posts acknowledge the importance of the study, with some expressing enthusiasm and support, though a few briefly mention difficulty accessing the full text.
Posts demonstrate high interest, as many highlight the fascinating aspects of epigenetics and maternal influences, even sharing simplified summaries or links to related content.
Discussions show moderate engagement, with some users referencing specific researchers, concepts, or requesting additional information, but lacking deep technical analysis.
There is a recognition of the study’s significance for understanding stress, development, and potential reversibility, although some posts focus more on curiosity than practical implications.
@MortTheMortal @mirrex69 @celebert4321 @ManiaPendragon @OliwiaGako20163 Michael Meaney i Moshe Szyf (2004) – “Epigenetic programming by maternal behavior”
also!!!! here's the paper i was talking about yesterday!!!! https://t.co/wsBgKhiTfI pretty sure the full text is paywalled, so here's a website that explains the gist of the study in layman's terms!!! https://t.co/FrxzJsusPr epigenetics are so cool!!!! wow!!!!!!
Epigenetic Programming by Maternal Behavior in the Human Infant https://t.co/UUr85jwFuC
Hier übrigens der Link zu einer der Originalstudien: https://t.co/j33Io3V5sl
Epigenetic Programming by Maternal Behavior in the Human Infant [https://t.co/fW2GASMbTE] https://t.co/rXcU0ZD8Hn
@ztsamudzi @atongatem 2b/ "Epigenetic programming by maternal behavior" - Weaver et. al (Nature Neuroscience, 2004) https://t.co/8OTW0pEn2A https://t.co/gno8oUO64g
This video explores how recent neuroscience research distinguishes between automatic threat responses and conscious feelings of fear and anxiety, offering a two-system framework to improve understanding and treatment of…
Epigenetic inheritance explores how experiences, such as maternal behavior, influence gene expression and stress regulation across generations through DNA methylation and histone modifications.
also!!!! here's the paper i was talking about yesterday!!!! https://t.co/wsBgKhiTfI pretty sure the full text is paywalled, so here's a website that explains the gist of the study in layman's terms!!! https://t.co/FrxzJsusPr epigenetics are so cool!!!! wow!!!!!!
@MortTheMortal @mirrex69 @celebert4321 @ManiaPendragon @OliwiaGako20163 Michael Meaney i Moshe Szyf (2004) – “Epigenetic programming by maternal behavior”
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Hier übrigens der Link zu einer der Originalstudien: https://t.co/j33Io3V5sl
@ztsamudzi @atongatem 2b/ "Epigenetic programming by maternal behavior" - Weaver et. al (Nature Neuroscience, 2004) https://t.co/8OTW0pEn2A https://t.co/gno8oUO64g
Epigenetic Programming by Maternal Behavior in the Human Infant https://t.co/UUr85jwFuC
Epigenetic Programming by Maternal Behavior in the Human Infant [https://t.co/fW2GASMbTE] https://t.co/rXcU0ZD8Hn
New in Pubmed: "Epigenetic Programming by Maternal Behavior in the Human Infant." https://t.co/OevTGwBog5
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