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The articles states that at least 76% of the observed differences in the population come from their raw DNA. Epigenetics may thus affect up to 24% of the observ
by fvdessen 10y ago
The articles states that at least 76% of the observed differences in the population come from their raw DNA. Epigenetics may thus affect up to 24% of the observed differences. So DNA is still the predominant factor.
- medymed 10y agoDon't think so, they didn't look at raw dna sequences. They appear to just look at ethnicities, within which there is a lot of genetic variation.