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Chronological Aspects of Gene Action: A Twin Study*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 August 2014

L. Gedda
Affiliation:
The « Gregor Mendel » Institute of Medical Genetics and Twin Research, Rome
G. Brenci
Affiliation:
The « Gregor Mendel » Institute of Medical Genetics and Twin Research, Rome

Summary

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The AA. have studied the characteristical steps of the first and permanent dentition on 408 twin pairs (156 MZ and 252 DZ). These phenomena appear to be significantly genetically controlled. According to the AA., the hereditary units might possess a characteristic potential time span, which is a function of an energetic genetically conditioned charge. This parameter of the hereditary unit is called Chronon.

Type
Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © The International Society for Twin Studies 1966

Footnotes

*

Paper read at the Third International Congress of Human Genetics - Chicago, September 5-10, 1966.

References

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