> epigenetic markers .. You influence .. and pass on to .. grandchildren (as women..) AFAICT, a woman significantly influences markers on the eggs (future gran

> epigenetic markers .. You influence .. and pass on to .. grandchildren (as women..) AFAICT, a woman significantly influences markers on the eggs (future grandchild) developing in her child (fetus/embrio) in her womb, but at the same time, she influences all the other cells (child). Some (even critical) processes are probably more influenced by the grandmother, but I wouldn't minimize the mother's effect.