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Yellow Water Billabong, Kakadu's most famous wetland, is located at the end of Jim Jim Creek, a tributary of the South Alligator River. From the Colonial period through the Civil War I offer walking tours through the city and driving tours of the surrounding Civil war battlefields and custom tours to .
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In , Conrad Waddington presented his 'epigenetic landscape' to illustrate a series of concepts in developmental biology. In this landscape there is a ball at the top of a hill.
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When it begins to roll down, it can go down one valley or another. Once it arrives at its destination, the ball will probably remain there unless we do something to it. In Waddington's model, the ball at the top represents the zygote and those rolling down the hill, heading into their respective valleys, represent the different cells that make up the body.
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In this process of differentiation, which occurs during embryonic development, epigenetics plays an important role. So much so that each cell type carries unique epigenetic characteristics, as if each of them had its own identity card.
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Although there are several types of epigenetic modifications, without doubt the best understood is methylation - the introduction of the methyl chemical group - of cytosine nucleotides. Today we know that when these nucleotides are methylated, they prevent the expression of the affected genes. When they are not, they allow expression.
In this way, DNA methylation operates like a switch that turns genes on and off selectively.