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Scientists Say Y Chromosome Is Disappearing, is the Male Gender at Risk? | Firstpost America
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Scientists Say Y Chromosome Is Disappearing, is the Male Gender at Risk? | Firstpost America
The Y chromosome, the genetic key to all things male, is slowly fading into oblivion thanks to the relentless march of evolution. Over the last 166 million years, it has shed a whopping 1,600 genes, dwindling from a robust 900 to a paltry 55, and now, only 27 of those genes are still pulling their weight. This degeneration has scientists wondering if the Y chromosome might eventually vanish, leaving the future of men hanging by a genetic thread. However, recent studies on the spiny rat show that species can evolve new sex-determining mechanisms when the Y chromosome is lost, offering hope that humans may also develop alternative solutions to preserve the male population. Watch the video to know more.
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The Y chromosome, the genetic key to all things male, is slowly fading into oblivion thanks to the relentless march of evolution. Over the last 166 million years, it has shed a whopping 1,600 genes, dwindling from a robust 900 to a paltry 55, and now, only 27 of those genes are still pulling their weight. This degeneration has scientists wondering if the Y chromosome might eventually vanish, leaving the future of men hanging by a genetic thread. However, recent studies on the spiny rat show that species can evolve new sex-determining mechanisms when the Y chromosome is lost, offering hope that humans may also develop alternative solutions to preserve the male population. Watch the video to know more.
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Y Chromosome | Males | Research | Firstpost America | Eric Ham | War | Geopolitics | Global Economy | Firstpost | World News | Latest News | Global News | International News | Trending News
#ychromosome #males #research #firstpostamerica #ericham #war #geopolitics #economy #firstpost #worldnews #latestnews #globalnews #internationalnews #trendingnews
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