Richard C. Francis is a science journalist with a PhD in neurobiology from Stony Brook University. He is the author of the acclaimed books Domesticated, Epigenetics, and Why Men Won’t Ask for Directions.
"Epigenetics explains all this in clear, no-nonsense prose. . . .
One particularly excellent chapter explains epigenetic change
through the body of steroid-addled baseball player José Canseco,
from his brain to his testicles."
*Josh Rothman - Boston Globe*
"Francis’s primer introduces a new field. It’s a thorough guide to
the many ways in which personality and health can play out through
our genes but not be coded for in DNA."
*Christine Kenneally - Slate*
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