Do you take after your dad’s RNA?

Fathers can transmit heritable RNA to their offspring, directly challenging the longstanding genetic dogma that inheritance flows solely through DNA. A comprehensive 2025 study tracked 1,200 distinct paternal RNA molecules surviving in mouse embryos, with 47% influencing early protein expression.

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