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ca-2411	Lamoreaux, Janelle	What if the Environment is a Person? Lineages of Epigenetic Science in a Toxic China	2016		.htm	text/html	10893	514	43	In this article, and during my own ethnographic research, I have tried to remain attentive to both the ways in which epigenetic research practices and findings may continue a long line of medical practice and moral discourse that individualizes maternal responsibility for disease, as well as to the possibility that epigenetic research may simultaneously contest that very kind of individualization. Epigenetic research often studies the way in which DNA expression is influenced by extragenetic factors that might have previously been deemed social or environmental, and therefore insignificant to genetic processes.	cache/ca-2411.htm	txt/ca-2411.txt