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Title: Classically, nature and nurture have been considered as two very separate factors impacting ... Post by: Nikky.05 on Mar 30, 2018 Classically, nature and nurture have been considered as two very separate factors impacting
phenotype. Considering what we have learned of methylation, is this always the case? What will be an ideal response? Question 2 Explain what genetic trick could have confounded Mendel is his recognition of segregation? What will be an ideal response? Title: Classically, nature and nurture have been considered as two very separate factors impacting ... Post by: leticia1977 on Mar 30, 2018 Methylation provides an interesting combination of nature and nurture. On one hand, methylation is clearly impacted both positively and negatively by what the individual experiences, making it nurture. However, those methylation patterns can be passed through multiple generations and impact them, making it nurture. If Mendel had picked traits controlled by a pleiotropic gene, he would have found that those traits did move independently. In that case, the clean segregation observed in his other traits would have been completely absent. Title: Classically, nature and nurture have been considered as two very separate factors impacting ... Post by: Nikky.05 on Mar 30, 2018 All correct!
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