Gen D2 decided on the effectiveness of the work
Scientists have succeeded in making aggressive monkeys into obedient animals, by controlling the D2 gene in their brain.
Scientists at the US National Institute of Biological Health Research have conducted a study that attracted the attention of scientists. Scientists have succeeded in making aggressive monkeys into obedient animals, by controlling the D2 gene in their brain.
Scientists conducted the study by inserting a special piece of DNA into the monkey's brain. This DNA fragment can combine with a key gene of the D2 gene in brain cells. The scientists then temporarily stopped the D2 gene from working.
Without the activity of D2 , the monkey turns into an animal that works very hard, does not require anything (even a banana which is their favorite). Based on the results of the study, scientists said humans may have the same gene.
The motivation for people to work hard is to want remuneration and rewards. If it is possible to control the feedback mechanism in the human brain, controlling the D2 gene , it can make people work hard, hard for their work.
However, scientists also said that the current results of this study only stop at the animal research stage. For applications on people still need to do a lot of related research.
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