Titlebook: Irregularity in Graphs; Akbar Ali,Gary Chartrand,Ping Zhang Book 2021 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Akbar Ali,Gary Chartrand,Ping Zhangfactors on inheritance. Epigenetic states may contribute to the penetrance of genetic polymorphisms or mutations and thereby modify inheritance patterns. This may result in non‐Mendelian inheritance of genetic traits such as observed in common human disease. The relationship between epigenetics and

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Akbar Ali,Gary Chartrand,Ping Zhangfactors on inheritance. Epigenetic states may contribute to the penetrance of genetic polymorphisms or mutations and thereby modify inheritance patterns. This may result in non‐Mendelian inheritance of genetic traits such as observed in common human disease. The relationship between epigenetics and