Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
Chapter 3 - Language and music, epigenetics
on FOXP2-gene at Chromosome
7 58 he introduction of a fundamental philosophical inquiry into the princi-
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ples and practices of neurological music therapy (NMT) can not exist
without a brief treatise of the genetic disposition and reaction, as possible
mutations of the gene, that seems to be responsible
for language and music. Therefore here we
provide a brief review of FOXP1 and FOXP2 as
fork genes, located on the 7th chromosome, evolutionary
important for development of speech.
Since it belongs to a fundamental research of the
basic phenomena it’s necessary to look to, and to
examine language and music as a unified, but
functional connectivity. The connection between
psychiatry and neurological music therapy will specify this item.
The pathological application of schizophrenia is not arbitrary, but well selected.
One of the positive symptoms of schizophrenia is auditory hallucination. This
symptom must be categorized as a language disorder, a specialized area of attention
for the NMT.
58 Chromosome 7 is a chromosome in the human body containing about 158 millions of base pairs of DNA: about 5% of
the entire DNA in the nucleus of the cell. There are many vulnerability loci on this chromosome e.g. autism and probably
parts of schizophrenia too.