Y chromosomes of cells may be lost due to smoking men. A recent study by Swedish researchers looked at.
The researchers claim that, compared to women who smoke in this study will help to know the cause of mortality in men.
Gabesakedera Finland already has a team, the blood of men and Y chromosomes are lost, they can increase the risk of cancer. However, because it is exactly what happens, she still could not find the answer to the question it.
Recent articles have been published in the journal Science gabesanasankranta. According to researchers, more than six thousand men, blood samples were examined. In addition to issues related to living conditions, age, blood pressure, diabetes, or alcohol habit of considering the issues they have studied.
Researchers say more men smoke, the more they began to lose blood from the Y chromosome. But those who quit smoking, they tend to come back in the wine again chromosomes.
The study, led by researchers at the University of Uppsala in Sweden, Lars pharsabargera were conducted. In a statement, he said, "Our discovery will encourage giving up smoking."
Genetics (DNA) Y chromosome is very important. A man was determined to be due to the presence of Y chromosomes. Job chromosomes genes from parents to offspring carry santatite. Human eye color, hair type, skin structure, etc. are carried out by the inheritance of chromosomal keeps aksunna. This is due to the physical basis for inheritance kromojomake.
The nucleus of the cell nuclear protein complex built tantui chromosomes, which features all types of animals transported from generation to generation maintains the respective properties. Chromosomes are composed of chromatin sutrakara. Specify the number of chromosomes in the cells of certain species of organisms. Each chromosome consists of many genes. Women and men of the two X chromosomes X and Y kromojomai.
According gabesakedera Finland, in addition to the Y chromosome, the male hormone production to enable the body against cancer.
Researchers claim, not just Wi kromojomai, generally the whole DNA-damaging smoke. However, further research is needed in this case seems to be doing it.
Swedish researchers adhumapayi chromosomes of male smokers are three times faster than men are lost. Y chromosome loss is related to the decline of the evidence that they are received.
