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E-grāmata: Identically Different: Why We Can Change Our Genes

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  • Izdošanas datums: 30-Jul-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Overlook Press
  • Valoda: eng
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  • ISBN-13: 9781468310405

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"If you share most of the same genetic material, what makes you so different from your siblings? How much are the things you choose to do everyday--what you eat, how you vote, who you love--determined by your genes, and how much is your own free will? Using fascinating case studies of identical twins, leading geneticist Tim Spector explains how even real-life "clones" with the same upbringing turn out in reality to be very different. Drawing on his own cutting-edge research in genetics, Spector show us that nothing is completely hard-wired or pre-ordained. Challenging, enlightening and entertaining, Identically Different explores topics as varied as why the Dutch have become the tallest nation in the world, why autism is more heritable than breast cancer, and what could cause a healthy man to have a heart attack within weeks of his overweight, heavy smoking identical twin. Spector's probing and thoughtful study helps us to understand what makes each of us so unique"--

If you share most of the same genetic material, what makes you so different from your siblings? How much are the things you choose to do everyday determined
by your genes and how much is your own free will?

Drawing on his own cutting-edge research of identical twins, leading geneticist Tim Spector shows us how the same upbringing, the same environment,
and even the same exact genes can lead to very different outcomes. Challenging, entertaining, and enlightening, Identically Different helps us understand what makes each of us unique and so quintessentially human.
Preface 1(6)
Introduction: Was Darwin wrong? 7(20)
1 The gene myth
27(18)
Toads, giraffes and fraud
2 `The happiness gene'
45(21)
Mindsets, optimism, laughter
3 `The talent gene'
66(22)
Genius, motivation and taxi drivers
4 `The God gene'
88(22)
Genesis, Jedi and Hollywood
5 `The parenting gene'
110(20)
Nature, nurture and naughtiness
6 `Bad genes'
130(23)
Abusers, criminals and victims
7 `The mortality gene'
153(13)
Hearts, famines and grandparents
8 `The fat gene'
166(26)
Diet, worms and wine
9 `The cancer gene'
192(28)
Autism, toxins and babies
10 `The gay gene'
220(20)
Sex, hormones and the brain
11 `The fidelity gene'
240(20)
Pleasure, pain and the G spot
12 Bacteria genes
260(18)
Bugs, poo and you
13 Identical genes
278(16)
Clones, identity and the future
Acknowledgements 294(2)
Notes 296(20)
Index 316
Tim Spector is Professor of Genetic Epidemiology at Kings College London and a consultant physician at Guys and St Thomass Hospital. He set up the Twins UK register in 1993, the largest of its kind in the world, which he continues to direct. He has appeared in numerous television documentaries and is often interviewed by the media on his teams research.