How a Man’s DNA Can Permanently Change the Mother of His Children #transfer

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How a Man’s DNA Can Permanently Change the Mother of His Children #transfer. Epigenetic changes can indeed be long-lasting and even heritable, contributing to the regulation of gene expression over multiple generations. While some epigenetic modifications are reversible and dynamic, others can become more stable and even permanent under certain conditions. Here's a description of how permanent epigenetic changes can be made to DNA in the presence of altered conditions: DNA Methylation: DNA methylation involves the addition of methyl groups to specific cytosine residues within DNA, typically occurring at CpG dinucleotides. While DNA methylation patterns are dynamically regulated throughout development and in response to environmental cues, certain methyl marks can become more stable and resistant to removal, leading to long-lasting changes in gene expression. This process, known as "maintenance methylation," ensures the stability of epigenetic modifications across cell divisions and can contribute to the inheritance of epigenetic traits. Histone Modifications: Histone modifications, such as methylation, acetylation, phosphorylation, and ubiquitination, can also exhibit long-lasting effects on chromatin structure and gene expression. Some histone modifications are associated with transcriptionally active or repressive chromatin states and can persist through multiple cell divisions, influencing gene expression patterns over time. Stable histone modifications can be maintained by histone-modifying enzymes and chromatin remodeling complexes, ensuring the stability of epigenetic states. Imprinting: Imprinting is a form of epigenetic regulation that involves the differential methylation and expression of genes based on their parental origin. Imprinted genes typically exhibit parent-of-origin-specific expression patterns, with one allele being silenced through DNA methylation or histone modification. Imprinting marks are established during gametogenesis and are maintained throughout development and adulthood, resulting in long-lasting and heritable epigenetic modifications that influence gene expression. #dna #couple
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This is a great explanation for why younger siblings are better organ donors for older siblings; than older ones are to the younger siblings

THE_PeglegSwantoon
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This is exactly what i needed to hear. My daughter was born at 24 weeks in February and she passed in March. It eases my pain dramatically to know she will always be with me.

carptone
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This made me feel like crying and smiling at the same time. I lost my 28 year old son almost 2 years ago. To know that a small bit of him is still alive in me makes me happy. ❤

Cheese-is-its-own-food-group
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I was migraine free for a year after having my baby. I feel that was a gift he gave me . At 15 months the chronic migraine came back but hey 🤷🏻‍♀️I got over a year off lol

weekendnomad
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This doesn't alter the DNA of the woman. It's just that the cells of the baby themselves can be found in the tissue of their mother long after the birth of the child. That's VERY different than altering DNA.

theundone
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Ima get pregnat with john cena so i get the invisibility trait

menstrualdissonance
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That fetal cell exchange can also heal the mother's heart and help lower her risk of dementia. If a pregnant mother has a heart issue, stem cells from baby get transferred to the heart to help strengthen it.

AtarahDerek
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And the baby's cells pass the blood/brain barrier...
So when it's said that a mother's children are always on her mind...it's fricking literal.

gwolfstahl
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I'm convinced that my baby healed my herniated spine. I had ruptured discs, and was not all the way better by the time I was pregnant. But thru the pregnancy I felt so much better and luckily had no issues pushing or anything. It's crazy

MamaMiasCorner
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My mom developed an autoimmune disorder right after delivering my brother.

MowMowProductions
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It doesn't change our DNA. It just leaves some of their DNA in our blood

LovesGaming
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It’s not the man’s dna though. It’s their baby’s cells.

ladythalia
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This i love because i lost a baby at 21 weeks and i know now that she is a part of her sister who is now 4 months on the 15th and i know they will always be a part of me and we we always be together no matter what pulls us apart.

anastazeea
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As someone who detests their ex partner beyond words and has a child to them. I really didnt need to know this.

SausageRollu
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That's soooo cool ! 😮
My step sister has endometriosis she miraculously get pregnant and everything was fine. For almost 2 years no pain AT ALL o_O now i understand it was the gift from my nephew to her ❤🎉

hectelionstormrage
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A baby in the womb gave stem cells to his mother who had a heart attack and helped her fully heal the damage.

TruckerReviewed
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These stem cells are 50% you though, not 100% your partner.

felixnimo
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I hope this comforts those who are going through loss

ChamStar
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Science is at the point it's sounding like fiction and I LIVE FOR IT

shawnawilliams
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YO! WHERE'S THAT GIRL WITH THE NOTEBOOK! THIS IS KINDA HORRIFYING! IN LIKE... AN EXISTENTIAL WAY!

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