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Brit-Am Anthropology and DNA Update
1 October 23 Tishrei 5771
Contents:
1. BLONDE MONGOLS.
2. Master Gene May be Key to Proving Environmental Influences on DNA
One Gene to Rule Them All
3. Cohens Really do Have Unique CMH???
New Findings.
4. Witnesses point finger of blame at faces they dislike
5. Various Different Colored Mice from Just Two Parents.
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1. BLONDE MONGOLIANS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6RwZcethUw&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhxlBAfHZtE
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2. Master Gene May be Key to Proving Environmental Influences on DNA
One Gene to Rule Them All
September 08, 2010
http://www.genomeweb.com//node/
949023?hq_e=el&hq_m=806620&
hq_l=2&hq_v=bacd3401a5
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn19411-master-geneshuffler-makes-us-all-different.html
Without DNA recombination and mutation, humans would all be the same, says the University of Leicester's Alec Jeffreys. Jeffreys ? who invented DNA fingerprinting in the 1980s ? and his team have recently discovered the gene they think is responsible for DNA recombination, writes the New Scientist's Andy Coghlan. The gene, called PR domain-containing 9, makes an enzyme that locks onto DNA and recombines it when sperm eggs develop from germ cells, Coghlan says. Jeffreys says there's a lot of variation in Prdm9, which means some people get a major reshuffling while others only get light variation, Coghlan writes. The researchers found 24 new variants in the gene to add to the five that had previously been discovered.
3. Cohens Really do Have Unique CMH???
New Findings.
http://www.springerlink.com/content/357176p177623m41/
4. Witnesses point finger of blame at faces they dislike
http://www.independent.ie/world-news/witnesses-point
-finger-of-blame-at-faces-they-dislike
-2336393.html?from=dailynews
By Ben Mitchell in London
Witnesses may point the finger at a suspect in a line-up simply because they do not like the way they look, scientists said yesterday.
Psychologists Dr Hartmut Blank and Dr Jim Sauer, of the University of Portsmouth, have been awarded ?100,000 (?119,813) to examine what may influence people when picking out a possible perpetrator.
Their initial research suggests that people are more likely to identify line-up members they dislike and less likely to identify someone they like.
They say that such decisions are automatic and spontaneous rather than thought out.
Dr Blank, a specialist in memory and the effect of social influences on how and what we remember, said: "It's natural that we don't enjoy creating trouble for someone we like by identifying them as a perpetrator."
- Ben Mitchell in London
Irish Independent
5. Various Different Colored Mice from Just Two Parents.
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