Genetic sensitivity to the environment, across lifetime

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 35 (5):368-368 (2012)
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Abstract

The target article by Charney convincingly argues that genomic plasticity perinatally induced by the environment creates a complication in determining which parts of behavior are attributed to nature and which to nurture. I argue that real life is even more complex because (1) genotype influences sensitivity to environmental stimuli, and (2) the genome continues to be modified throughout life

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