Reproductive genetics is a branch of research that studies the genetic components of normal and assisted reproduction. It currently includes the investigation of genetic and epigenetic changes to the genome, as well as their impact on reproduction. Genetic variables play a role in infertility, abortion, miscarriage, deformity, and cancer. Reproductive genetics is becoming increasingly relevant in today's reproductive practice as the occurrence of reproductive problems rises. Epigenetics is the study of covalent changes to DNA and core histones that control gene function without changing DNA sequences. Human illnesses linked to epigenetic alterations include rare imprinting conditions, molar births, and pediatric malignancies. Early embryonic development and germ cell development are key stages for forming or maintaining epigenetic patterns.
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