The ability of environmental factors to promote a phenotype or disease state not only in the
individual exposed but also in subsequent progeny for successive generations is termed …

Environmental exposures such as toxicants, nutrition and stress have been shown to
promote the epigenetic transgenerational inheritance of disease susceptibility. Endocrine …

Environmental epigenetics has an important role in regulating phenotype formation or
disease etiology. The ability of environmental factors and exposures early in life to alter …

Environmental insults, such as exposure to toxicants or nutritional abnormalities, can lead to
epigenetic changes that are in turn related to increased susceptibility to disease. The focus …

The ability of an environmental factor or toxicant to promote a phenotype or disease state not
only in the individual exposed, but also in subsequent progeny for multiple generations, is …

Ancestral environmental exposures such as toxicants, abnormal nutrition or stress can
promote the epigenetic transgenerational inheritance of disease and phenotypic variation …

Environmental factors have a significant impact on biology. Therefore, environmental
toxicants through similar mechanisms can modulate biological systems to influence …

Epigenetic mechanisms involving DNA methylation, histone modification, histone variants
and nucleosome positioning, and noncoding RNAs regulate cell-, tissue-, and …

Epidemiological studies have shown that the environment experienced in early life can
'programme'susceptibility to later disease. Furthermore, there is increasing evidence that …

Reproductive disease and fertility issues have dramatically increased in the human
population over the last several decades, suggesting environmental impacts. Epigenetics …