How does an epigenic marker get into sperm????????????????????????
LOL you are clueless, and scared of something as well.
The same way all genetic material gets into sperm.
How does an epigenic marker get into sperm????????????????????????
LOL you are clueless, and scared of something as well.
The same way all genetic material gets into sperm.
LOL, genetic material for sperm is determined at the moment of conception, not during the life of the lifeform, this is perhaps what you do not grasp, if there is another way, we need to understand it as no one does.
Go smoke another joint and go back to sleep because you have no clue
Uhh, no. Genetic material for sperm is determined when it is created in the male. The epigentic marker for this was observed in the sperm of the mice.
You are obviously confused about how things work down there. Ask your mommy.
Wrong once a sperm and egg meet the organism is set, it stays set until it meets a new egg and mingles genes.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/mar/19/do-your-genes-determine-your-entire-life
LOL, you must be trolling. No one can be as stupid as you are.
The males/fathers genetic material is in the sperm when the sperm is created by his testicles.
In the study, there was an epigenetic marker in the sperm of the conditioned mouse.
When the sperm meets the eggs the genetic material from both fuses and creates a new genome. In this case that genome would contain the epigenetic marker passed in the father's sperm.
One would tend to agree as clearly something changes, but you can't describe what, or how it gets into sperm. Seriously if the sperm change they all have to make the same change, and something has to tell them what to do..................Here is where you begin to masturbate again as no one knows, except for you Do you need any more tissues
Yes, WHAT changes can be described. The study observed an eipigenetic marker on the olfr151 gene of the sperm. How many times have you been told that?
Each sperm is unique(how the fuck do you not know this you stupid fucking troll), but some of his sperm had the epigenetic marker.
They don't all have to change at once. The epigenetic marker can be created in the sperm when the sperm is created by the testicles.
Do you need me to explain how they have sex? It's obvious that you are completely clueless about how any of it works, junior.
which is what he just said......since you both say the same thing, why are you arguing?......When the sperm meets the eggs the genetic material from both fuses and creates a new genome.
How does an epigenic marker get into sperm????????????????????????
LOL you are clueless, and scared of something as well.
. These are processes that are still under investigation however the pathway is know to involve cortisol as one example of a stress hormone, which goes to the testes which express significant amounts of glucocorticoid receptor, which then once bound to cortisol leaves the cell membrane and goes to the nucleus and attaches to DNA to drive expression of genes involved in epigenetics (e.g. DMNT and HDAC), depending on the environment in the cell that is driven by the presence or absence of other signaling factors these peptides form complexes that can then tag or alter conformation of the chromosome. You are right that every sperm is going to have a slightly different respose, due to stochastic levels of moderator proteins. You are also right we don't know all the keys to the puzzle, epigenetics has only been known for about 10-15 years. But good rigorous science will be what enables us to figure it out, not religion.One would tend to agree as clearly something changes, but you can't describe what, or how it gets into sperm. Seriously if the sperm change they all have to make the same change, and something has to tell them what to do..................Here is where you begin to masturbate again as no one knows, except for you Do you need any more tissues
. These are processes that are still under investigation however the pathway is know to involve cortisol as one example of a stress hormone, which goes to the testes which express significant amounts of glucocorticoid receptor, which then once bound to cortisol leaves the cell membrane and goes to the nucleus and attaches to DNA to drive expression of genes involved in epigenetics (e.g. DMNT and HDAC), depending on the environment in the cell that is driven by the presence or absence of other signaling factors these peptides form complexes that can then tag or alter conformation of the chromosome. You are right that every sperm is going to have a slightly different respose, due to stochastic levels of moderator proteins. You are also right we don't know all the keys to the puzzle, epigenetics has only been known for about 10-15 years. But good rigorous science will be what enables us to figure it out, not religion.
I have nothing intelligent to add, so I will try an argument-in-the-gaps.
didn't work.....
You are valueless here. I've updated my settings accordingly.
. These are processes that are still under investigation however the pathway is know to involve cortisol as one example of a stress hormone, which goes to the testes which express significant amounts of glucocorticoid receptor, which then once bound to cortisol leaves the cell membrane and goes to the nucleus and attaches to DNA to drive expression of genes involved in epigenetics (e.g. DMNT and HDAC), depending on the environment in the cell that is driven by the presence or absence of other signaling factors these peptides form complexes that can then tag or alter conformation of the chromosome. You are right that every sperm is going to have a slightly different respose, due to stochastic levels of moderator proteins. You are also right we don't know all the keys to the puzzle, epigenetics has only been known for about 10-15 years. But good rigorous science will be what enables us to figure it out, not religion.
Cortisol does not explain what is happening, as the human nose can smell over a trillion scents, presumably a mouse even more. There are not enough chemicals on the Earth to explain this by chemistry. Thus a code has to be involved, to make it far worse these experiments were done in 2013 and there have been no new ones that I can find on the net, thus this is being shut down as it cripples evolutionary theory that hails that all such changes are the result of natural selection. In this experiment the mouse creates it's own positive change in 1 generation. When this is understood Darwin will be a dead comedian
This is a nonsense response. Sorry, you don't have the chops.