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Why does DNA from an older twin set differ from that of a younger twin set?
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∙ 13y ago
Younger twins (raised together) have had fewer separate experiences that trigger our DNA to change due to life's circumstances.
Stress, pregnancies, illness, chemicals in the environment, all have subtle effects on out DNA. Some that are protective, some that may lead to problems in the future.
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