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[PEN-L:27287] Re: Prozac & Productivity
Charles Brown wrote:
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> CB: I agree with your general approach of relating genes and environment as a dialectical whole, but specifically, when testosterine flow is begot, it is not through genes being turned on is it ? It would be glands, not genes. Genes function to shape more fundamental developments mostly in the womb and infancy, no ? For example, the development of glands is related to genes ( and proteins have a bigger role at this level the genome project results suggest). But a once a gland is developed in an adult, its function is not related to current genetic activity in the gland.>>>
I was just paraphrasing/quoting/condensing the column. I don't have an
opinion of my own.
Carrol
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