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Neuroplasticity and Epigenetic Transmission of Traumatic Stress

This topic examines the mechanisms of transgenerational stress inheritance through epigenetic modification of the HPA axis.

Neurobiological research suggests that maternal stress can imprint phenotypic shifts in offspring via DNA methylation, influencing fear-response circuitry.

EpigeneticsHPA AxisTransgenerational TraumaMethylation

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