Genetic mutations made their owners enjoy supernatural powers!
About 99% of humans are similar in their genetic information, and less than 1% have similar qualities, which some call supernatural qualities
Most people experience fatigue when running for a long time. Fortunately, this does not happen when you have a copy of a gene called "ACTN3". It helps in the production of alpha-actinin, which is found in muscle and skeletal cells, and is responsible for controlling the acceleration of the movement of fibers during contractions and muscle spasms.
In 2008, after studying the way some athletes ran in sports competitions and comparing them to ordinary people, scientists found that the best athletes had at least one version of the ACTN3 gene, which called them sport genes.
Can you imagine your biological clock only sleeping four hours a day?
In 2009, researchers discovered a breakthrough in the "hDEC2 gene" responsible for regulating the sleep cycle, making it possible for the owners to have only a few hours of sleep and a clear mind. With the emergence of this gene, scientists hope to harness that boom to improve efficiency and production rates.
The researchers found that a gene called LRP5, which is responsible for regulating the density and stability of bone thickness, also revealed a mutation in the gene, in the weakness and osteoporosis. However, a different type of mutations in the same gene can have the opposite effect, leading to strong, strong bones that do not break even when exposed to accidents.
There are people who are not much affected by the amount of coffee they drink, due to their body's ability to metabolize the "caffeine", which is in the coffee faster. Knowing that there are at least six genes in the human body, related to the way the body treats caffeine.
Other studies are trying to find some explanation, about how some people go to sleep after eating a cup of coffee, while others need to stop drinking completely so they can sleep.
Jogging fast superhero
Most people experience fatigue when running for a long time. Fortunately, this does not happen when you have a copy of a gene called "ACTN3". It helps in the production of alpha-actinin, which is found in muscle and skeletal cells, and is responsible for controlling the acceleration of the movement of fibers during contractions and muscle spasms.
In 2008, after studying the way some athletes ran in sports competitions and comparing them to ordinary people, scientists found that the best athletes had at least one version of the ACTN3 gene, which called them sport genes.
Mutation of sleep
Can you imagine your biological clock only sleeping four hours a day?
In 2009, researchers discovered a breakthrough in the "hDEC2 gene" responsible for regulating the sleep cycle, making it possible for the owners to have only a few hours of sleep and a clear mind. With the emergence of this gene, scientists hope to harness that boom to improve efficiency and production rates.
Unbreakable bones
The researchers found that a gene called LRP5, which is responsible for regulating the density and stability of bone thickness, also revealed a mutation in the gene, in the weakness and osteoporosis. However, a different type of mutations in the same gene can have the opposite effect, leading to strong, strong bones that do not break even when exposed to accidents.
Drink coffee without addiction
There are people who are not much affected by the amount of coffee they drink, due to their body's ability to metabolize the "caffeine", which is in the coffee faster. Knowing that there are at least six genes in the human body, related to the way the body treats caffeine.
Other studies are trying to find some explanation, about how some people go to sleep after eating a cup of coffee, while others need to stop drinking completely so they can sleep.
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