Discuss the concept of epigenesis in light of your family history and the article you read

1. 1. Discuss the concept of epigenesis in light of your family history and the article you read. Aim for one page for this section of your paper.
   2. Complete the Living to 100 Questionnaires. Integrate your findings on the questionnaire into your discussion. Aim for another page.
   3. Discuss how you can improve your health and longevity in light of your findings in this questionnaire, your understanding of epigenetics, and your knowledge of your family history. This should be your final page.

   You can go over or under a page for any of the sections of the paper as long as your total paper is 1,000 words not counting the references.

   General Rules for an “A” Paper (check your paper against this list)

   ◻    1,000 words

   ◻    Original work; plagiarism free!!

   ◻    Double-spaced, 12-point font, 1-inch margins

   ◻    Covers all 6 tasks

   ◻    Spellchecked

   ◻    College-level grammar

   ◻    Cite your article APA style (author & year within body of paper; full reference at end)

   ◻    No abstract, no cover

   ◻    Place your name and reference number on the first page. Use page numbers.

   1. Discuss the concept of epigenesis in light of your family history and the article you read. Aim for one page for this section of your paper.
   2. Complete the Living to 100 Questionnaires. Integrate your findings on the questionnaire into your discussion. Aim for another page.
   3. Discuss how you can improve your health and longevity in light of your findings in this questionnaire, your understanding of epigenetics, and your knowledge of your family history. This should be your final page.

   You can go over or under a page for any of the sections of the paper as long as your total paper is 1,000 words not counting the references.

   General Rules for an “A” Paper (check your paper against this list)

   ◻    1,000 words

   ◻    Original work; plagiarism free!!

   ◻    Double-spaced, 12-point font, 1-inch margins

   ◻    Covers all 6 tasks

   ◻    Spellchecked

   ◻    College-level grammar

   ◻    Cite your article APA style (author & year within body of paper; full reference at end)

   ◻    No abstract, no cover

   ◻    Place your name and reference number on the first page. Use page numbers.

   Aim for one page for this section of your paper.

2. Complete the Living to 100 Questionnaires. Integrate your findings on the questionnaire into your discussion. Aim for another page.
3. Discuss how you can improve your health and longevity in light of your findings in this questionnaire, your understanding of epigenetics, and your knowledge of your family history. This should be your final page.

You can go over or under a page for any of the sections of the paper as long as your total paper is 1,000 words not counting the references.

General Rules for an “A” Paper (check your paper against this list)

◻    1,000 words

◻    Original work; plagiarism free!!

◻    Double-spaced, 12-point font, 1-inch margins

◻    Covers all 6 tasks

◻    Spellchecked

◻    College-level grammar

◻    Cite your article APA style (author & year within body of paper; full reference at end)

◻    No abstract, no cover

◻    Place your name and reference number on the first page. Use page numbers.