Normal Genetic Variation of the Human Foot: Part 1

mike weber · Jan 10, 2012

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Normal Genetic Variation of the Human Foot: Part 1 The Paradox of Normal Anatomical Alignment in an Evolutionary Epigenetic Context

Greg Quinn, DPodM, FCPodS

Molecular genetics is changing our understanding of the developmental translation of genotype to phenotype between and within different phylogenetic groups. Together with a growing understanding of our own evolutionary relationships to common ancestors, the epigenetic processes involved enforce a reexamination of what is regarded as a normal oot structure . A revised populationist approach is roposed and supported by paleoanthropologic evidence that reﬂects a picture of emerging suitability for bipedalism that is driven by natural genetic divergence
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Just noticed Greg had a paper in this months JAPMA - Nice work Greg

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