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Identically Different: Why You Can Change Your Genes Subclass_History - General So we have to:- FindSince the discovery of DNA, scientists have believed that genes are fixed entities that cannot be changed by environment we inherit them, pass them on to our children and take them with us when we die. Professor Tim Spector reveals how the latest genetic research and his own pioneering studies on epigenetics are rewriting everything we thought we knew about genes, identity and evolution. Conceptually, he explains, our genes are not fixed entities but