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People continue to evolve
New research on genetics has confirmed the Darwinian theory of evolution in species, and the object here is human.
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5 gene variants related to prostate cancer
Research leader, scientist Janet Stanford of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, said they chose to study the SNP gene variant because it plays a key role in biotransformatio…
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Western European half men are descendants of Egyptian Pharaoh
Up to 70% of British men and about 50% of Western European men share DNA with the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. In other words, they are descendants of this phar…
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Autism: The environment is more important than genes
'In terms of the cause of autism, environmental factors can play a more important role than previously thought' is the conclusion drawn from genetic research in the Unit…
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Discover twin village secrets
It took almost two decades for the scientific community to explain the cause of common twins in a southern Brazilian town.
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Intelligence is not only due to genetics
Our intellectual ability is formed and developed over time, not determined and has not changed since we were born.
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Make money with chickens that lay eggs in whole white
A farmer in Fuzhou (Fujian, China) made a lot of money when one of his hens laid eggs without yolk.
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Detects hair color by analyzing blood and saliva samples
According to research published in Genetics, European researchers have found a new way to detect human hair color through blood or saliva samples.
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Americans arrived in Europe 500 years before Columbus
Scientists after studying the genetic origins of an Icelandic family believing that Americans came to Europe from the 10th century ...
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Shopping habits can be genetic
A study shows that people's shopping habits can be passed on to the next generation.
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Sponges have up to 70% of human genes
Sponges have up to 70% of genes that resemble humans, including many of the genes involved in cancer and other diseases.
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Men only take a millisecond to evaluate their partners
Guys evaluate potential partners in less than a wink, and don't assume they're shallow because it's decided by genes.
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Men only need 1/1000 second to choose
Due to the genetic characteristics of ancient times, men always wanted to date and quickly
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Beautiful people have genes like?
Scientists have discovered that evolution is making women more beautiful.