behavioural
epigenetics
The author, Margaret Tyson, was an honorary researcher at the Institute of Cancer Sciences, The University of Manchester and now researches epigenetics particularly of cancer and schizophrenia. She also runs Manchester Amputee Fitnesss Initiative and Karen's Page.
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I have researched the effect of behaviour on the brain through epigenetic change by referencing other work for some time now. More is being discovered about the effects of behaviour on the structure and function of the brain all the time. I have based this website on a review I am writing and would welcome any comments on this work. Please complete the form to comment or question the work:
