Titlebook: Genes, Memes, Culture, and Mental Illness; Toward an Integrativ Hoyle Leigh,Hoyle Leigh Book 2010 Hoyle Leigh 2010 Biopsychosocial model.Br

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Genes and Mental Illnessnce) to a model that posits an interaction between genes and the environment. Environmental stress is known to play an important role – both by altering the genes early in development and as a precipitating factor for illness in later life. Recent evidence suggests that the interaction between the g

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Culture and Mental Illnessterm potentiation of neural network patterns. Endemic (cultural) memes introduced in childhood are strongly potentiated as they are repeatedly introduced during a period when the filtration system for meme introduction is immature. Eventually, existing memes contribute to the formation of the filtra

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Genetic–Memetic Model of Mental Illness – Migration and Natural Disasters as Illustrationsposition of the individual interacts with the early memetic environment to predispose the individual to be stress-sensitive or stress-resistant. Another factor in this equation is the memes that the individual has absorbed in early life, memes for expressing dysphoria and memes for being “crazy,” an

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Geness are inherited. We briefly review the basic concepts of genetics including Mendelian and polygenic inheritance, mutations, and the mechanism of gene expression. We know now that genes are the basis of hereditary transmission and that they are double-helix DNA strands consisting of four nucleotides,

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Evolutionc particles. Particle and antiparticle pairs were continuously formed and destroyed in extreme heat. A small excess of quarks and leptons over antiquarks and antileptons resulted in the predominance of matter over antimatter. At about 10.s, quarks and gluons combined to form baryons such as protons

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Learning, Imitation, and Memese ones; rather the building of complex structures turned out to be another successful path of survival. Thus humans and bacteria coexist and are both successful, so far. As brains evolved, memory formed by learning, both trial and error and imitative, became transmittable to other brains as memes. B

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Storage and Evolution of Memes in the Brainchange of neurons through genetic engineering at the neuron level. Repeated synaptic stimulation activates a prion-like protein, CPEB, which activates mRNA to make protein for new synaptic growth and perpetuate it. Explicit memory involves consciousness and integration of potentiated neurons in the

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