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Line 1: [[File:Scrapie lymph node immunoglobulin labeling.png\|thumb\|[[Prion]]s, the infectious proteins that cause diseases such as [[scrapie]], seen here, propagate by structural inheritance. On left, healthy lymph node tissue; on right, spaces between cells (blue) are filled with (dark red) prion protein.]] [[File:Centriole-en.svg\|thumb\|The [[centriole]], an [[organelle]] involved in [[cell division]], is structurally inherited.]] '''Structural inheritance''' or '''cortical inheritance''' is the transmission of an [[epigenetics\|epigenetic]] trait in a living [[organism]] by a self-perpetuating spatial structures. This is in contrast to the transmission of digital information such as is found in [[DNA]] sequences, which accounts for the vast majority of known [[genetics\|genetic]] variation.

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