transgenerational
- adjective
- /ˌtrænzˌdʒɛnəˈreɪʃənl/
- The study focused on how transgenerational trauma affects families over generations.
- transgenerational trauma
- transgenerational epigenetic inheritance
- transgenerational effects
And I remain unconvinced of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in mammals.
- And I remain unconvinced of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance in mammals.
- Will it have indeed an effect, an epigenetic transgenerational effect?
- Anytime the the letters PTSD are stated in that order is transgenerational trauma.
Examples
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The way in which environmental exposures cause transgenerational effects is unclear.
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Meanwhile, the cost to the Swedes points to how devastating they can be within the family, even on a transgenerational level.
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Meanwhile, several other groups are studying transgenerational changes in animals.
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A detailed description of the Illinois transgenerational birth file has been published.
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"We see transgenerational epigenetic changes in animals, and what we believe is that the animal data predict human responses," he says.
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The proposal is supported by observations of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.
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The NIEHS recently issued requests for applications totaling $3 million for research on transgenerational effects in mammals.
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Other researchers have found evidence that transgenerational effects can impact mating behaviors, with implications for the evolution of populations.
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I believe this is a nutritional disease that humans get from the transgenerational epigenetic signals from our maternal bloodlines.
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Granted such a role, ancestral infections could affect the development of chronic and autoimmune diseases in later generations by virtue of transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
Relating to people born around the same time
Related to family members from earlier generations
Having people from more than one generation living or working together
Relating to people of different ages, like young and old
Older family members give things like clothes or recipes to younger ones
How Generational
Surface Forms
Morphology
transgenerational = generational (transparent) = trans + generation + al
Formed by prefixing 'trans-' (across) to 'generational' (relating to generations); the meaning 'across generations' follows directly from the components.
Etymology
Transgenerational comes from trans- meaning 'across' and generation meaning 'a group of people born at about the same time', and you see trans- in words like transfer and transport. So transgenerational describes something that moves 'across' generations and affects more than one generation.