Reproductive System & Sexual Disorders: Current Research
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Department of General Medicine, Bareilly International University, India

Publications

• Short Communication   
  Reproductive Behavior: Is it Genetic or Environmental?
  Author(s): Tarkeshwar Kumar*
  
  One of the longest, and at times most contentious, discusses in Western scholarly history concerns the general impact of hereditary and natural variables on human social contrasts, the supposed nature-support banter. Strikingly, the previous age of social hereditary examination has driven numerous to infer that it might now be time to settle in this discussion for a point of view that all the more firmly stresses the joint impact of qualities and the condition. In standard biometrical plans; the phenotypic difference is decayed into hereditary and ecological segments. The hereditary segment is further disintegrated into added substance and non-additive segments, the last reflecting intuitive impacts inside (strength) and among (epistasis) loci... View More»
  DOI: 10.35248/2161-038X.1000235

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