๐ช Neanderthal gene boosts modern muscle mass
A recent study has discovered that the growth hormone receptor from Neanderthals can increase muscle mass in contemporary humans. This research was conducted by scientists analyzing genetic material from ancient populations. The findings relate to variations observed in Neanderthal DNA across various samples. This suggests that this ancient genetic trait might have played a role in early human physical development. Further studies are planned to understand the full implications of this genetic enhancement.