Human evolution
There has been strong evidence of human evolution from low-level mammals to modern humans. The human brain contains evidence of its own evolution. This research has been published in the journal
There has been strong evidence of human evolution from low-level mammals to modern humans.
The human brain contains evidence of its own evolution. This study was published in the American issue of the December issue of Science. This is the work of Duke University (USA) scientists.
In this work, American scientists said that the evolution of humans, from low-level animals to modern humans depends on the very dynamic transformation of the PDYN gene.
In the brain, this gene plays a very important role in the regulation of cognition, behavior and memory.
Humans possess a very specific transformation of the PDYN gene, and it is this gene transformation that increases the number of PDYN genes in the brain.
According to the scientists, this new finding answers part of the mystery of the evolutionary mechanism from low-level animals to modern humans and will pave the way for studying how to choose naturally. affecting the evolution of other genes in humans.
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