감응유전 편집하기 (부분)

== 이론적으로 설명 가능한 기전과 뒷받침하는 실험들 ==
=== 암컷의 생식기관 체세포조직 안으로 침투하는 정자와 형질전환<ref name=a /> ===
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=== 체세포 안으로 혼입되는 외인성 DNA<ref name=b /> ===
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#Holmgren, L., Szeles, A., Rajnavolgyi, ¨ E., Folkman, J., Klein, G., Ernberg, I., Falk, K.I., 1999. Horizontal transfer of DNA by the uptake of apoptotic bodies, Blood. J. Am. Soc. Hematol. 93, 3956–3963.</ref>

=== 어미 혈액에 흐르는 태아 유전자의 역할<ref name=c /> ===

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