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Genetic expression speaks as loudly as gene type

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Some ethnic differences could be down to the same genes behaving differently.

What makes me different from you? It's not just the genes, but how active they are. Credit: Punchstock

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Check, E. Genetic expression speaks as loudly as gene type. Nature (2007). https://doi.org/10.1038/news070101-8

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