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7th Jun 2010

Can genes carry our memories?

Diana O'Carroll

Possible structures of chromatin in epigenetics

In our quest for answers we discover how memories might be encoded in genes, though probably not the sort of memories you were expecting. Plus, we ask what would happen if you shine a light whilst travelling at light speed.

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Are memories encoded in our genes?

Are memories encoded in our genes? Can past glories and bygone embarrassments be passed down to our children unknowingly?

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