Isotopic Self - Programming for the Embryonic Cell DNA Methylation Pattern
International Research Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry · pp. 58–65 · Published 3 Jun 2011
10.9734/IRJPAC/2011/369Abstract
This paper is an original attempt to analyze a series of experimental data obtained lately by the author in a course of his long term studies on the probable role of isotopy in the molecular evolution of living systems as well as in the eukaryotic cell differentiation mechanisms. A dependence of the DNA double helix methylation process on the surrounding media / threads isotope composition is in a focus of the concept presented.
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