Introducing Epigenetics: A — Graphic Guide

In , author Cath Ennis and illustrator Oliver Pugh translate one of the most complex frontiers of modern biology into a visually driven narrative. The book serves as a "non-fiction comic" that bridges the gap between fixed genetic code and the dynamic way our bodies actually function. The Storyline of the Guide

: The core narrative focuses on how chemical "tags" act like switches, turning genes on or off without changing the underlying DNA sequence. Introducing Epigenetics: A Graphic Guide

Despite its graphic format, the book dives into technical "building blocks" that shape our identity: In , author Cath Ennis and illustrator Oliver

: A central theme exploring how our experiences and environment literally leave marks on our genes. Despite its graphic format, the book dives into

: The chemical processes that silence or activate genes.

: How the "spools" DNA wraps around affect gene expression.

: It begins by pulling apart the double helix to establish the basics of genetics and cell biology.