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the researchers took these female mice and they fed them a diet high in B vitamins and folic acid and vitamin B12 three weeks before they were pregnant and the results were that these female mice had offspring that no longer had yellow fur his offspring now had silenced the gene that encodes for that yellow fur through the high B vitamin diet that no longer were predisposed to these bad diseases
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what researchers did was they took female mice with this Gene and they fed him a diet high in B vitamins folic acid B12 three weeks before they were pregnant and what happened was they had offspring that still had the Audi Gene but it was silenced by a one of those epigenetic marks and so these mice even though they had that bad Gene it wasn't being expressed so they no longer had yellow fur they no longer were predisposed to cancer or type 2 diabetes