Sperm protein links father’s lifestyle with offspring’s health

October 20, 2015

McGill “…Kimmins and her colleagues are now trying to determine whether they can observe epigenetic changes in the sperm of humans – a group of men in Toronto and a group of men in Africa – linked with their diet and their exposure to substances such as alcohol.”

http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/histone-epigenetics-1.3263451?cmp=rss

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