The Modern Person, According To The New Researches,

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The modern person, according to the new Researches, has occurred from region adjoining on modern Sahara Central-east Africa the Source: DNA of modern people has kept also the distinct Traces STD Herpes of ancient migrations of the person. "Each drop of human blood Comprises the book of history written by language of our genes ", - has told Spenser Vells - one of participants of the project. A genetic code, Or a gene, the person on 99,9 % it is identical at all human individuals, in Each part of the world. Only remained 0,1 % answer (partly) for ours Specific features, such as colour of eyes or predisposition To certain illnesses. the American scientists have found out, why to us so It is difficult to notice individual external distinctions of representatives of others Races. As it is known, for the European all Chineses or Japanese look Identical, and inhabitants of Asia, in turn, hardly distinguish the friend From the friend of Europeans. Before was considered that this matter of habit - people with Other colour of a skin seem us so unusual that them We simply do not perceive individual distinctions.